People
The Centre for Digital Humanities, Cultures and Media is a network of researchers and partners from across the University.
Core team
- Dr Łukasz Szulc (Co-Director) - Senior Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Luca Scholz (Co-Director) - Senior Lecturer in History and Digital Humanities
- Dr Thomas Flavel - Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Giulia Grisot - Lecturer in Digital Humanities
- Dr Matthew S. Hanchard - Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Sam Hind - Senior Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Nicholas John - Senior Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Caroline Leicht - Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr João C. Magalhães - Senior Lecturer in AI Trust and Security
- Dr Ashley A. Mattheis – Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Penny Nakou - Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
- Dr Claire Reddleman - Lecturer in Digital Humanities
- Dr Jo Taylor - Senior Lecturer in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Digital Humanities
- Dr Shuaishuai Wang - Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture
Affiliated academics
- Dr Ignacio Aguiló - Senior Lecturer in Latin American Cultural Studies
- Prof Guyda Armstrong - Professor of Italian Studies
- Dr Kostas Arvanitis - Senior Lecturer in Museology
- Dr Colin Bannard - Senior Lecturer in Linguistics
- Dr Andrew Fearnley - Lecturer in Twentieth Century US History
- Dr Liang Ge - Lecturer in Sociology
- Prof Sasha Handley - Professor of Early Modern History
- Dr Ashley Hannay - Lecturer in Law
- Dr Briony Hannell - Lecturer in Sociology
- Prof Jonathan Huck - Professor of Computational Geography
- Prof Caroline Jay - Professor of Computer Science
- Dr Henry Jones - Lecturer in Translation Studies
- Dr Duncan Keenan-Jones - Lecturer in Classical Archaeology
- Prof Peter Knight - Professor of American Studies
- Prof Peter Liddel - Professor of Greek History and Epigraphy
- Dr Scott Midson - Director of Liberal Arts
- Dr Andrea Nini - Senior Lecturer in Linguistics and English Language
- Prof Dave O'Brien - Professor of Creative and Cultural Industries
- Dr Francesco Rampazzo - Lecturer in Social Statistics and Demography
- Prof Philipp Roessner - Professor of Early Modern History
- Dr Fred Schurink - Senior Lecturer in Early Modern Literature
- Dr Jolynna Sinanan - Senior Lecturer in Digital Anthropology
- Prof Edmond Smith - Professor in Economic Cultures
- Dr Benjamin Wiggins - Senior Lecturer of History and Library and Archives Studies
PhD students
- Raphael Bez-Cryer, 'How Do I Look? The Politics of Appearance and Spectatorship in Contemporary Queer and Trans Media', supervised by Dr Łukasz Szulc and Professor Jackie Stacey.
- Yuechen Jiang, 'AI and the Future of Museum Conservation', supervised by Dr Kostas Arvanitis, Professor Sophia Ananiadou and Dr Stavroula Golfomitsou (Getty Conservation Institute).
- Anna Parker, 'Gen AI and Informational Crisis', supervised by Professor Peter Knight and Dr João Magalhães.
- Klara Matusewicz, 'The Politics of Algorithmic Speech Governance', supervised by Dr João C. Magalhães & Dr Mihaela Popa-Wyatt.
- Heaven Russell, 'Black Storytelling in the Digital Age', supervised by Dr Nicholas John and Professor Dave O'Brien.
- Maisy Stevens, 'Love in the Time of AI: Online Dating, AI Bots and Romantic Relationships of Young Adults', supervised by Dr Łukasz Szulc and Dr Scott Midson.
- Jessica Walmsley, 'Glitches in the Credibility Assessment: The Uses of Digital Evidence in UK LGBTQ+ Asylum Claims', supervised by Dr Luca Scholz and Dr Łukasz Szulc.
- Sam Williams, 'Artificial Inequality? AI and its Impact on the UK Creative Industries', supervised by Professor Dave O’Brien, Dr Sam Hind and Dr Riza Batista-Navarro.
- Haotian Xu, 'Artificial Weather: Mining the Language and Visual Culture of Weather and Climate Modification', supervised by Dr Luca Scholz, Dr Giulia Grisot and Dr Vladimir Jankovic.