Yet another exciting conference announcement. Once again this is not organised by the DigiPal team at all, and in fact we may not even be able to attend, unfortunately for us, but it looks very interesting and so may be relevant to you. Here is the announcement which has been ...
An expert in cancer imaging and a professor of cognitive science are not the people one normally shares a conference session with as a palaeographer, but that is exactly what I'll be doing next week at the 'Interpreting Textual Artefacts' Colloquium being organised by Ségolène Tarte at the ...
The Second DigiPal Symposium on Thursday, on the topic of 'Digital Approaches to Medieval Script and Image', was extremely successful, so very many thanks to everyone involved including the speakers, chairs, King's College London, the University of Westminster, ...
A significant and unsolved problem in digital resources for medieval and earlier material is how to represent dates or, rather, uncertain date periods. This is a problem that I have addressed in the past, particularly at the 2011 ISAS Conference in Wisconsin, and it has come up again as ...
Date: 22nd November 2012
Venue: University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, W1W 6UW (Room CLG.09)
Time: 9.30am-5.30pm
As the days darken and the wind starts to bite, we thought it might be worth remembering that there's more to ...