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The free Living with Machines exhibition is open now until January 2023 at Leeds City Museum. It was co-curated by our...

Emma Griffin (Historian and Co-investigator) gives an introduction to the research project Kaspar Beelan (Research...

Dr Mia Ridge writes… I’ve meant to write this post for a long time, but as we’re looking to (finally)...

We're sharing our 2019 Delivery Plan as part of our commitment to transparency and sharing work in progress. This plan...

Co-I Mia Ridge writes, we’re recruiting an ‘LwM Research Software Engineer‘ post in the British...

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

Historians usually come up with a question they want to answer by themselves, so how can a multi-disciplinary team of...

This is part two of a two-part blog post. You can find part one in this previous post. This blog post is accompanied by...

This two part blog post is accompanied by a set of map hack day example notebooks on GitHub. When Living with Machines...

We have recently uploaded a new paper to arXiv, an open-access repository of academic preprints. In that article, we...

Some lessons learnt from running an interactive mini-workshop with breakout rooms in Zoom

Alongside our deep learning reading group, we have introduced ‘Code and Coffee’. These sessions – as...

Keeping up with Natural Language Processing The Living with Machines project will have many potential uses of Natural...

What do you call a working session that’s a hands-on, collaborative, multi-disciplinary deep dive into a...

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

One of the ways we are trying to establish good foundations for collaboration on Living with Machines is through our...

The work on the project is organised around five ‘Labs’ that explore different historical and methodological...

This is the first in an occasional series called How we collaborate. As Principle Investigator (in academic jargon, the...

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