Health Promotion International is delighted to launch it's special issue on the Digital Determinants of Health!   Find the full series here, with more articles to come in the following weeks academic.oup.com/heapro/issue...

Trans rights are human rights. #TransDayOfVisibility

Trinity warns staff not to answer US government request for diversity and equality information jrnl.ie/6662142

It must be such a distressing time for so many international students in the US right now- many of whom have I’m sure made considerable sacrifices to study there and faced multiple challenges while there.

“… misogyny … always adapts to the contemporary context.”

Just published my Soundscape Sonification framework in the International Journal of Human-computer Interaction. It provides an embodied basis for soundscape sonification design and composition. I’ve got 50 free e-prints from T&F so drop me a line for a copy www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

UCC wishes to appoint a lecturer in #DigitalHumanities for an anticipated duration of 12 months to provide secondment cover for an existing staff member. For details of the post, see ore.ucc.ie (Job ID 078871) It is essential that the successful candidate is in post by September 2024.

The International Symposium on the Future of Digital Editing & Publishing took place at UCC last week. Dr Gabriel Egan, De Montfort, gave a wonderful keynote, followed by a closing reception featuring a reading by Irish poet Annemarie Ní Churreáin. Extended abstracts: hdl.handle.net/10468/15969

Wondering which ‘literary games’ count among the greats? Wonder no more… www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2... @uccresearch.bsky.social @eliterature.bsky.social @astridensslin.bsky.social

New position paper just published! "The born-digital in future digital scholarly editing and publishing" www.nature.com/articles/s41... It's open access (thanks to Irish Research Council) @uccresearch.bsky.social

I feel like Matthew McConaughey’s character in Interstellar when he got trapped behind the bookcase but instead of a bookcase, it’s my inbox.

I really dislike articles like these. The degrees that could earn you €100,000 a year – and the qualifications that lead to worst-paying jobs

“€2.8m in funding … will train a cohort of early-stage researchers in text and cultural analytics…The project will emphasise the importance of computational linguistics and humanities scholarship as skills that bring value and competitive edge to organisations ..” 👏👏

These MTU women in design, Sarah Hayes & Denise Heffernan, doing great things at their design workshop with Cork City Council as part of our #SFI #NationalChallengeFund project, IDEATE, focusing on Inclusive Design for Digital Public Services #BetterPublicServices

Edited by @jamesosullivan.org & Margaret Kelleher!