The Digital Methods Accelerator is a series of open sessions providing arts, humanities and social science researchers at Sussex with critical digital and technical skills and insights to tackle emerging issues in contemporary society.

Digital Methods Accelerator

The Digital Methods Accelerator Summer Camp 2025 is a series of in-person taster workshops 30 June-3 July aimed at Social Sciences and Humanities researchers at all levels wanting to explore and skill up on digital methods for their research.

Digital Methods Accelerator Summer Camp 2025

This  workshop series is free to all University of Sussex staff & PGR students, and is part of the SHL Digital's  ongoing initiatives to build digital skills and methods capacity across the humanities and social sciences.

Digital Methods Accelerator workshops 2025-26

The Sussex Digital Humanities Lab Research Forum is  a relaxed space to meet and share research  ideas and interests.  The forum is open to all UoS researchers at all levels and PGRs are welcome to attend.

SHL Digital Forums 2025-26

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Sussex Digital Humanities Lab

SHL Digital Research Forum (4)

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Assembling Certainty

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Lunch in the Lab: Digital Sovereignty (for UoS PhD researchers)

Fragile by Default: Thinking About Digital Preservation in Research

AI Futures Hack: Creating Radical Infrastructures

Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, Annual Keynote 2026