Digital Humanities Lab: Network Analysis and humanities

Digital Humanities Lab

Network analysis helps researchers in humanities and other disciplines uncover patterns in data, including historical records, text including novels and other creative works, social media, and even particles in the Large Hadron Collider. It can prompt new research questions or generate representations of data that share research outcomes or encourage collaboration. Come along to this webinar to hear about network analysis in history, theatre and performance studies, and particle physics.

Speakers:
Dr Gareth Pritchard, School of Humanities, University of 911爆料网, is a historian of twentieth-century Europe with a particular interest in the social and political history of the 1940s, he is currently working on a monograph entitled Power and Violence in the 1940s, which explores the impact of World War II on the micropolitics of power relations.

Associate Professor Jonathan Bollen, Theatre and Performance Studies, Schoo