Research Project Collaboration
We host interdisciplinary faculty research projects, provide support for student and faculty digital scholarly projects, and provide incubator space with our Scholar-in-Residence program.
The Center for Digital Scholarship (CDS) partners with faculty and students on the digital design, implementation, and circulation of their research. The CDS can shepherd digital projects from their inception to their eventual archival treatments, creating responsible lifespans for these projects and their related data. We work closely with our Archives and Special Collections unit to bring historic resources into the digital world, and to capture and archive new resources properly.
The Center for Digital Scholarship is also co-host of the Winter Institute in Digital Humanities, an event aimed at researchers and educators interested in the intersection of technology and the humanities. The Winter Institute features hands-on courses, lunchtime presentations, a keynote, a poster session, cultural and academic visits as well as networking opportunities. Learn more about our inaugural WIDH. Additionally, the CDS routinely collaborates on programs around digital humanities, intellectual property and scholarly communication. To stay in touch about these and other similar events, consider joining our NYUAD Digital Humanities listserv by sending a request to nyuad.dh@nyu.edu.
We host interdisciplinary faculty research projects, provide support for student and faculty digital scholarly projects, and provide incubator space with our Scholar-in-Residence program.
Assistance with the discovery, acquisition, and use of social science data and related software programs.
We offer workshops and programming on digital scholarship topics. Visit our Calendar to view our current programming.
Center for Digital Scholarship
Email: beth.russell@nyu.edu
Phone: +971 2-628-4121
ORCID ID
Research Areas: Humanities — Literature, Creative Writing
Center for Digital Scholarship
Email: rebecca.pittam@nyu.edu
Phone: +971-2-628-5432