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Student Report on Linguistics, Humanities, and Data Sciences: Their Intersections and Implications
Reported by Yongkun Vicky Wu, class of 2026 This talk by Yachao Sun, Xiaofei Pan, and Ge Lan on Linguistics, Humanities, and Data Sciences: Their Intersections and Implications is part of the Third Space Lab (TSL) Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk. The program is broadly associated with research projects related to languages, cultures, and intercultural communication. […]
Anthropocene XR Lab Presents “A Room of One’s Own: novel interactions and contextual storytelling in virtual spaces”
A ROOM OF ONE’S OWN: novel interactions and contextual storytelling in virtual spaces. Date/Time: Tues, Feb 21, 9-10am China time Zoom ID: 93375892386 Speaker: RAY LC. Assistant Professor of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong Virtual environments provide ways to intervene in the storytelling process, both by showing the context in which the narrative […]
Citizenship Lab Grant Project Seeking Student Researcher
Citizenship Lab’s grant project, “The role of citizens in lawmaking in China,” led by Professor Annemieke van den Dool, is seeking a research assistant. Deadline: Feb 28, 2023 Job title: Student researcher Job description/responsibilities:
Student Report: Humanities Research Lunch
Reported by Mateja Bokan, Class of 2025 The Humanities Research Center organized a Humanities Research Lunch for undergraduate students interested in discovering humanities disciplines and research at DKU. During the event, students had the opportunity to talk to Arts and Humanities faculty and hear about research opportunities, but also get acquainted with the work of […]
Third Space Lab Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk: Linguistics, Humanities, and Data Sciences: Their Intersections and Implications
You are cordially invited to attend the TSL Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk by Yachao Sun, Xiaofei Pan, Ge Lanon Linguistics, Humanities, and Data Sciences: Their Intersections and Implications. Date/Time: Friday, Feb. 17, 12pm, (China Standard Time). Location: IB 2026 Snacks and bubble teas provided. Please RSVP by 5 pm Thursday Feb. 16: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Na5ryXivJDlIzA
Religion+Opera, with Kim Hunter Gordon and Don Snow
Religion+Opera, with Kim Hunter Gordon and Don Snow Date/Time: February 21, 6:30-8pm Location: DKU Water Pavilion *Snacks and drinks provided! Join us!
Computational Humanities Seminar Series: Estimating Remaining Lifespan from the Face
Computational Humanities Seminar Series Date: Feb 24 (Friday) 10 AM, China time Meeting ID: 987 3096 4006 Passcode: 2023 Abstract: The face is a rich source of information that can be utilized to infer a person’s biological age, sex, phenotype, genetic defects, and health status. All of these factors are relevant for predicting an individual’s remaining lifespan. In […]
Citizenship Lab Presents: The Climate Emergency and Tuvalu’s Escape to the Metaverse: Challenging the Complicity of Design in Technological Solutionism
Date: March 9, 2023 Time: 4-5:30pm China time Location: IB 1010 Zoom ID: 962 8265 9729 Speakers: Nick Kelly, Marcus Foth (Queensland University of Technology) The full recording of this event can be found here. Rising sea levels due to climate change are already having severe impacts on the nation of Tuvalu. It proposes to […]
Open Call for Two Student Reporters for an Art Project
“A Matter of Trust” – an art project Are you interested in contemporary art and want to gain relevant experience? Do you want your writing to be exposed to international audiences? The Department of Culture and Education of the German Consulate General in Shanghai and Professor Xiang Zairong, Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and Associate […]
