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New Digital Cultures

UCD is widely recognised for its innovative and impactful work at the forefront of digital humanities. World-class academics in UCD College of Arts and Humanities are partnering with colleagues across disciplines, to apply computer-based technology and a refreshed approach to collaboration and public engagement in both a national and global context.

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At a glance...

€1.5m
Dr Fangzhe Qiu awarded European Research Council (ERC) starting grant of €1.5m for his project developing digital techniques to analyse medieval Irish texts
MoLI
Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), a collaboration between UCD and the National Library of Ireland launched in 2019
Top 50
UCD English Language & Literature is ranked in the top 50 in the QS World University Subject Rankings.
€1.27M
Dr Ríona McCongáil awarded European Research Council (ERC) grant to investigate youth engagement with minority engagement.

Creating Impact

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The Irish Folklore Commission worked to document the traditions of Ireland at a point in time when the Irish language was in serious decline. A range of these rich archival treasures can now be accessed digitally through Dúchas and UCD Digital. Dúchas
The Irish Folklore Commission worked to document the traditions of Ireland at a point in time when the Irish language was in serious decline. A range of these rich archival treasures can now be accessed digitally through Dúchas and UCD Digital.
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A research ecosystem for the digital humanities, the Centre develops support for ongoing collaboration. The research team combines UCD’s strengths in cultural criticism and social network analysis, traditional humanities and new computational approaches. UCD Centre for Cultural Analytics
A research ecosystem for the digital humanities, the Centre develops support for ongoing collaboration. The research team combines UCD’s strengths in cultural criticism and social network analysis, traditional humanities and new computational approaches.
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Exploring inclusive teaching and learning to develop a sustainable, measured, ethical, and learner-centred response to the challenges and affordances of rapidly-evolving AI text generators in Arts and Humanities teaching, learning, and assessment. AI Futures Project
Exploring inclusive teaching and learning to develop a sustainable, measured, ethical, and learner-centred response to the challenges and affordances of rapidly-evolving AI text generators in Arts and Humanities teaching, learning, and assessment.

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