Projects

Graduate Internship Projects

Each year the Digital Studio hosts a Graduate Internship program in which Arts researchers have the support of an intern to realise a small component of a digital project. In alignment with our strategy to develop emerging digital and data humanists it provides graduates with training and mentoring in digital methods and data science and allows them to contribute to innovations in project development. The tiles below provide insights into the 2019 projects.

• Artists on Captain Cook’s Voyages to Batavia

• Textiles, Trade, and Meaning in the Courts of Northern Italy at the time of Isabella d’Este

• A Social Network Analysis of Late Twentieth-Century Heritage Conservation

• Who is Nature? VR visions from Indigenous Latin America and Australia

• Revisualising Ralph Reid's family history index

• Doctors Down Under Exhibtion

• Gender Sensitive International Development in Decentralised Governance Contexts: Women's Collective Action in Rural Indonesia

• Narrative Now: Creating a podcast series

• Kulu Language Institute Website

• Otto Rank's Homosexuelle Neigungen [Homosexual Leanings] (critical edition and translation)

• Revitalising Indigenous-State Relations: Geospatial Map

• Plain Speech and Death Metaphors in Times of Crisis

• Founding an Australian Recipe Archive

• Visualising the Acquisition of Pitjantjatjara

• A National Framework for Managing Malignant Plastics in Museum Collections (PolyMuse)

• Wine in a Time of Crisis: Bushfires, COVID, and Health