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The lectures brought together under the series “Digital Methods in the Humanities” introduce viewers to core methods of digital humanities, and digitally-augmented historical research more widely. The lectures not only introduce viewers to the key concepts and techniques that underpin a range of methods used in digital humanities research but also reflect on the contexts,

The joint virtual seminar series was convened by Andrew Flinn (UCL) & Julianne Nyhan (TU Darmstadt & UCL) and co-hosted by the Centre for Critical Heritage Studies UCL the Chair of Humanities Data Science and Methodology, TU Darmstadt the International Centre for Archives and Records Management Research, UCL and the UCL Centre for Digital Humanities.

This symposium series welcomes a range of speakers interested in the intersections between collections as data, the history of collections, critical archival studies, heritage infrastructures and information science research. Among others, it explores the question: how can technology be used to bring together the historical collections held by museums, galleries, libraries and archives so as