Medieval History
Applications are invited for two 2 ½ year fixed term positions with
the Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO), a national digital
humanities centre located in Dublin, Ireland.
Digital Humanities Specialist
The Digital Humanities Specialist will promote and support the use of
advanced computing techniques as applied to the humanities, provide
consultations to project partners, engage in a range of educational
activities, and assist in the technical development of a shared
e-humanities infrastructure.
Web Developer
The Web Developer will design, develop, and maintain highly
interactive web interfaces for digital content creation, repository
deposit, content discovery, computational analysis, data visualization
and other tools for humanities research. Experience with web
development tools such as AJAX, HTML, CSS, XSLT, PHP, and SQL
required.
Further information and details of the application process are
available on www.ria.ie and www.dho.ie. Applicants will be
shortlisted for interview on the basis of information provided in
their applications.
The Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO) is a project of the Royal
Irish Academy operating under the auspices of the Humanities Serving
Irish Society Consortium to build a joint national platform for the
coordination and dissemination of e-humanities research at an
all-island level. The Royal Irish Academy is an equal opportunities
employer
--
Susan Schreibman, PhD
Director
Digital Humanities Observatory
Pembroke House
28-32 Upper Pembroke Street
Dublin 2, Ireland
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Medieval History
Digital Humanities Post
Applications are invited for two 2 ½ year fixed term positions with
the Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO), a national digital
humanities centre located in Dublin, Ireland.
Digital Humanities Specialist
The Digital Humanities Specialist will promote and support the use of
advanced computing techniques as applied to the humanities, provide
consultations to project partners, engage in a range of educational
activities, and assist in the technical development of a shared
e-humanities infrastructure.
Web Developer
The Web Developer will design, develop, and maintain highly
interactive web interfaces for digital content creation, repository
deposit, content discovery, computational analysis, data visualization
and other tools for humanities research. Experience with web
development tools such as AJAX, HTML, CSS, XSLT, PHP, and SQL
required.
Further information and details of the application process are
available on www.ria.ie and www.dho.ie. Applicants will be
shortlisted for interview on the basis of information provided in
their applications.
The Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO) is a project of the Royal
Irish Academy operating under the auspices of the Humanities Serving
Irish Society Consortium to build a joint national platform for the
coordination and dissemination of e-humanities research at an
all-island level. The Royal Irish Academy is an equal opportunities
employer
--
Susan Schreibman, PhD
Director
Digital Humanities Observatory
Pembroke House
28-32 Upper Pembroke Street
Dublin 2, Ireland
- Decoding Digital Humanities (london)
We're very pleased to announce that Decoding Digital Humanities (London) is re-starting its regular discussion meetings on: * Tuesday 31 January 18:30 *at The Plough, 27 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH.For this first meeting we will be discussing...
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Digital Humanities Workshops: Metadata, Markup and Emerging Tools for Scholarly Analysis and Presentation The DHO in conjunction with the University of Ulster is proud to present two one-day digital humanities workshop events: Seeing Data Differently...
- 2010 Dho Summer School
2010 DHO Summer School in conjunction with NINES and the EpiDoc Collaborative 28 June ? 2 July 2010 http://dho.ie/ss2010 The third annual Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO) Summer School will take place in Dublin from 28 June to 2 July 2010. Following...
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