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PhD in English lit, singer-songwriter, tech fan. ROR specialist at Crossref. Formerly The COVID Tracking Project and THATCamp. Villanelle scholar, digital humanist.

This is the account of the IU Indianapolis University Library Center for Digital Scholarship, an academic library unit that facilitates open access to knowledge. Posts by Heather Coates, Olivia MacIsaac, and Jere Odell.

hello is the admin account for hcommons.social and the voice of Knowledge Commons, serving all your open-access, open-source, non-profit scholarly communication needs!

Formerly Humanities Commons (2016-2024)

Independent PhD historian (aviation, bombing; #WW1, #WW2; Britain, Australia; emotions, spectacle); books (Home Fires Burning (WW1 air raids on Britain; in progress), The Next War in the Air).

Academic (Victorian & 20th & 21st c. literature, fans: Dickens, via Sherlock Holmes, to scifi), feminist, bibliophile, geek; regularly political. She/her.

STS, professor in Comm program
(USC Annenberg, USA)

Topics span: politics of technology, infrastructure, envirotech, DIY and media activism

Follow here if you only want my low-traffic "work" posting rather than personal hollering/nonsense. Still "personal" in that workplace does not endorse

Hollering is at @inquiline

header: oil extraction, palm trees

profile: vintage postcard of California oil field at night (cropped)

#OilBeach #ToxicLA #CounterPort #STS #Commodon

Assistant Director, Digital Strategies @ University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
Dev team lead, Center for Digital Research in the Humanities

I also like cats, dogs, bikes, ebikes, roller skating, kayaking, reading, indoor climbing

opinions my own and don't reflect those of my employer

Personal accounts at @nirak (general purpose) and @nirak (Lincoln, Nebraska instance)

Writes and teaches at the European University Institute in Italy. Books, essays, and other pieces on: alternate history, nineteenth-century literature and culture, invasion fiction, conspiracy theories, off-world music and BoJack Horseman. benjamin.carver@eui.eu

Madison, WI

The Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research (WCFTR) is one of the world’s major archives of research materials relating to the entertainment industry. We preserve historical records and personal papers, twenty thousand motion pictures, television shows, and videotapes; two million still photographs and promotional graphics; and several thousand sound recordings.

Header Photo: reels of film stacked on a shelf
Profile Photo: A black and red "W" stylized as a strip of film

Digital Curator, British Library

I do digital, UX and collections stuff in libraries, museums and archives, especially crowdsourcing / digital participation / public history / AI ethics. She/they. Was @mia_out on twitter. Posts searchable with tootfinder.

Also posting from @libcrowds @LivingWithMachines @BL_DigiSchol

I’m a historian and hacker who researches the possibilities and politics of digital cultural collections.

My main project at the moment is the #GLAMWorkbench, which brings together many examples, tools, code and tutorials to help people explore the digital collections of galleries, libraries, archives, and museums.

#Histodons #GLAM #DigitalHumanities

PhD in religion from Syracuse University. I study the Doctrine of Discovery. #amrel #acrel #Religidons #searchable
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I am #DigitalHumanities Coordinator at @mpilhlt.bsky.social #Frankfurt

Also collaborator of salamanca.school project of #adwl Mainz.

I am living in #Mainz/#Meenz. I mostly toot about work and politics.

#LawFedi #Histodons
#NLP #TEIXML #Golang #Python #Elm #XQuery

Toots searchable with tootfinder - https://tootfinder.ch/

If you're reading this on bsky, please follow @ap.brid.gy so I can see your replies.

Retired professor of Medieval Literature; author of The Homiletic Writings of Archbishop Wulfstan (Boydell & Brewer), The Medieval Dragon (Hisarlik), editor of Old English Literature in its Manuscript Context (U of West Virginia P), author of the Matthew Cordwainer and Gavin Rownt medieval mysteries.

Avatar is a photo of a woman (me) in her 70s. Deep pouches under her eyes and short hair that miraculously never turned gray. Header is a photo of a manuscript of Wulfstan's Sermo Lupi ad Anglos.

Journeys In Film is a non-profit organization dedicated to the use of film to promote a richer understanding of our diverse and complex world.

We partner with social impact filmmakers to create free teaching resources for educators and impact materials for libraries and community organizations.

Posts by Comms Director SJ.

architectural historian & media studies fanatic. comic book reader. underbiker. born and raised in loisaida.

sharing + curating news showing the good, bad, and weird side of the internet, as well as the east bay, ca.

currently a member of @oaklandprivacy.

#design #architecture #mediastudies #privacy #internet #eastbay

I teach and research philosophy (mainly metaethics, philosophy of perception, and a bit on anarchist theory) and try to make the world a little bit better (mainly by surrounding myself by anti-occupation activists and then feeling bad that I'm not as good of a person as they are).

Infrastructure Developer for MESH Research, a collaborative effort of the MSU College of Arts and Letters and the MSU Libraries. he/him