Libraries Welcome Fair for University Staff
Discover everything our Libraries can offer you! Join us for an informal and friendly welcome fair designed for all staff but especially useful for new and new-ish University colleagues.
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Transatlantic Anti-Slavery Wiki Edit-a-thon (Workshop)
This Edit-a-thon is a partnership between the University of Rochester and the University of Leeds. Together, we’ll explore the intertwined histories of abolitionism and channel the spirit of transatlantic collaboration to improve Wikipedia’s coverage of Black history, abolitionist networks, and the role of libraries and archives in preserving these stories.
Emotionally Engaged: A Toolkit for your Archival Journey
Towards Reproducible Research in Arts, Humanities, and Cultures
Join the Open Research team at this in-person event on Tuesday 4th Nov 2025, 10:30am – 1:00pm in Edward Boyle Library, the level 7 conference room (directions: Go through the main entrance on Level 9, through the barriers, turn left towards the double lifts, and take the stairs down to Level 7.) Reproducibility remains one of the most...
Archives across the Atlantic: Unearthing Black History. A conversation with the University of Rochester
Open to collaboration: supporting open research at the University of Leeds
Generative AI and cultural collections: the Library's fellows' projects
Using cultural collections in your teaching and research communication
Italian Studies at the Digital Turn. Practice, Methods, Interdisciplinarity
The Society for Italian Studies in the UK and Ireland (SIS) and the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies invite you to join their conference exploring how the field of Italian Studies has responded to the ‘digital turn’. Please complete your registration by Thursday 15 May 2025.
Human and AI Creativity and Imitation (N8 Event)
This one-day symposium (FOR N8 RESEARCHERS ONLY) will feature keynote talks, position papers and discussion from researchers and practitioners across disciplines. Bringing together expertise from across the humanities and machine learning. The event will be in person and hybrid.