Network-Corpus
Led by Brad Pasanek and Rennie Mapp, this research group rethinks the historic practices of humanistic inquiry for a digital age.
Surveillance & Infrastructure
Led by Camilla Fojas and Natasha Heller, this interdisciplinary research group considers how medical, military, police, and cultural institutions rely upon surveillance infrastructures to categorize, manage, and act upon the world and its peoples.
Human & Machine Intelligence
Led by Paul Humphreys and Vicente Ordóñez Román, the Human and Machine Intelligence research group focuses on the subset of information studies that comprise knowledge, representation, interpretation, learning and understanding to all connections of these terms in the humanities and the newer approaches in technology.
Smart Environments
Led by Mona El Khafif and Jeana Ripple of the Architecture School, this research group offers critical reflection and dialogue as to what defines "smart" and how design, coding, and policymaking can help craft informed, just, and critical communities.
Humanities Informatics Lab
Bringing together scholars to explore the relationship between human culture and technology, this interdisciplinary endeavor examines how information is managed, controlled, and shaped within society. Through historical and contemporary lenses, it asks: What does it mean to be human in the information age? How has technology reshaped society? Can we keep pace with big data's impact? Will AI surpass human intelligence?
Members of the Humanities Informatics Lab share resources on a variety of topics relevant to the digital humanities. Please contact Jack Chen if you would like access to these readings.