8/5/19

Computer Science & Engineering students working on "Choreographic Lineage" project.

8/12/19

"Voices that matter" interactive public art performance, L'Élection Parfaite program, la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, France, May 4, 2017. Pictured: live performers and audience members during event. 

 

8/5/19

Undergraduate computer engineering major and Media Study minor Sarra Souissi tests the output from a pulse sensor in Wearable Computing.

11/14/22

The Amatryx Gaming Lab & Studio in DMS is holding its next game night on November 9 at 5:30 PM in CFA 242.

8/12/19

Preparations for "A Tale as a Tool: The Vortex Rescripted" free public workshop, Buffalo, NY, May 18th, 2018. Pictured, from left-right: Sandrine Teixido, Stéphane Verlet-Bottéro, Aurélien Gamboni. 

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The UB Digital Scholarship Studio and Network provides ongoing collaborative, technical, curricular, and coordinating assistance for faculty and students across the university who are building digital content and systems, bringing together potential research partners and creating new research opportunities especially for projects linking sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities.

Curriculum

students in classroom.

The University at Buffalo offers a Minor in Digital Humanities and a Graduate Certificate and Micro-credential in Professional Writing and Digital Communication.

Projects

Marianne Moore Digital Archive project page with Moore's photo.

The DSSN serves as a network and platform to promote attention to the many projects in the area of Digital Scholarship ongoing at the University at Buffalo, and to help researchers coordinate with other faculty with similar interests in a research field.

Digital Scholarship

Social Media DisSocial screen.

Digital scholarship is the use of digital evidence, methods of inquiry, research, publication and preservation to achieve scholarly and research goals. It can encompass both scholarly communication using digital media and research on digital media. 

NEWS

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Archaeological excavations (Alessandro Sebastiani, UB Classics)  have revealed exciting discoveries: the existence of a new late Etruscan necropolis in south Tuscany. Some findings can be seen at Impero Project —which also provides videos and daily journals of field activities.

UPCOMING EVENTS

See Upcoming Events—all virtual for 2021-2022