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This is a copy of a post I wrote for the Zooniverse forum, sharing our progress with volunteers on our crowdsourcing...

Co-I Mia Ridge presented a talk, Bridging humanities: embedding public participation in a collaborative research...

An exhibition has been part of our plans since we began working on the funding bid that became Living with Machines in...

In April 2021, Co-Investigator Mia Ridge took part in a panel on ‘Platforms for People-Powered Research’ at...

Did you know that anyone can start their own crowdsourcing project through the Zooniverse Project Builder? Their...

Help us teach computers to understand 'machines' from the perspective of people living through the Industrial...

Help us describe machines: contribute to our lists of ‘machine’ words on Zooniverse. Our first...

Thanks to all the online volunteers who contributed to our first crowdsourcing tasks, we’ve got two results...

Like many projects working with digitised historic materials, the historians and data scientists on the project are...

Living with Machines has big ambitions for public engagement and for impact on disciplines related to our research...

Following Ruth’s post introducing the various ‘Labs’ within the project, this is a quick summary of...

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