Written up by fourteen participants of the April 2022 ModelSEN workshop, this white paper brings together perspectives on modeling historical knowledge processes — spanning network analysis, agent-based modeling, and the socio-epistemic networks framework — as a shared reference point for the …

At the DH 2019 conference, a group of people who broadly identify as Digital Humanities Research Software Engineers came together for a workshop. This white paper is the outcome: an attempt to draw attention to issues this community observes and experiences day to day, and an open invitation for …

Digital humanities projects rely on someone actually building the tool — yet that role, and the people who fill it, often sit awkwardly between “developer” and “researcher” in how DH projects are staffed, credited, and understood. This abstract, presented at DH2019 in …