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We’ve asked each member of the Living with Machines team to introduce themselves in their initial blog post. What’s...

summary: we built a book genre classification model using training data created by British Library staff; the model...

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

Last week we shared ‘Press Tracer’, a data visualisation to help trace the lineage of historical newspaper...

In this blogpost we introduce ‘Macromap’: an interactive ‘small multiples’ visualisation for historical map...

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...

It’s not always easy for humans to recognise a snippet of text as being an advertisement, so it’s no wonder...

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

We are excited to announce a major milestone for newspapers digitised through this project – from today, some of...

What is your name? Christina Last What is your background? I am a Research Data Scientist in the Research...

Newspapers are a visual medium, communicating not only through text but also through visual information, including...

We asked digital humanities (DH) researchers which computational resources would (if available) accelerate their...

We have published a new Open Access article in the Journal of Victorian Culture about using Computer Vision with...

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

We are very pleased to share the code for ‘Press Picker’, our interactive data visualisation tool for newspaper...

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

New Special Interest Group at The Alan Turing Institute We’re very pleased to announce that four Living with...

The basics Living with Machines uses scanned maps of Great Britain from the long nineteenth century for a suite of...

Funded research projects usually need to show they are spending money effectively and are having an impact on people....

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