@antimony27

Asst. Prof, History & CTS, @uofg. Associate Director, THINC Lab. Research Board Chair, LINCS. Talk to me about: serendipity, linked data, info-seeking. she/her.

 London, Ontario
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Joined September 2010
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Lots of amazing folks have just started new faculty jobs, and it's prompted me to reflect on the last 5 years of my TT experience. So here are 15 lessons I wish I'd learned earlier as an academic:
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7. Teaching is a joy. Don't let your most well-published colleagues let you believe it doesn't matter and shouldn't be prioritized. What else are we here for?
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Assistant Professor in Interdisciplinary Programs, Culture & Technology Studies (2-year Contractually Limited) uoguelph.ca/facultyjobs/post… The successful applicant will work with myself, Paul Barrett, and Susan Brown in Culture and Technology Studies. Reach out if you have questions!
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#UofG | Dr. Linda Mahood shares her expertise on hitchhiking with the @CalgaryHerald @UoG_ARTS @UGuelphHist Read more: calgaryherald.com/news/crime…
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Kim Martin retweeted
INKE@INKEproject21 May 2024
Join the upcoming #INKEGathering 2024 to hear from Susan Brown @susanirenebrown and Kim Martin @antimony27 as they are "Exploring Contexts" of Linked Open Data (LOD) and present LINCS' pioneering use of LOD in situ. #DigitalHumanities Details: inke.ca/creative-approaches-…
A screenshot of the conference website saying: Creative Approaches to Social Scholarship: Canada Monday June 17th - Tuesday June 18th, 2024

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Kim Martin retweeted
DHatGuelph@DHatGuelph2 May 2024
Announcing the DH@Guelph Summer Workshop keynote speaker: Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller! @tmtn Join us for this exciting lecture on #linkeddata on May 14th at 5:15pm @uofg !! @uglibrary @UoG_ARTS
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This is the first peer-reviewed publication from our AHRC project on the #PowerOfPetitioning in early modern England, so here's a short thread to introduce it... 🧵 cambridge.org/core/journals/…

The Popular Politics of Local Petitioning in Early Modern England | Journal of British Studies |...

The Popular Politics of Local Petitioning in Early Modern England - Volume 63 Issue 3

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Brodie Waddell@Brodie_Waddell17 Apr 2024
What can a flurry of petitions and counter-petitions about Thomas Morely's disorderly alehouse tell us about popular politics? Find out in my *new* #OpenAccess article in @JBritishStudies on the #PowerOfPetitioning in early modern England: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Abstract This article examines the rise of a culture of local petitioning, through which growing numbers of ordinary people sought to win the support of state authorities through collective claims to represent the “voice of the people” at the local level. These participatory, subscriptional practices were an essential component in the intensification of popular politics in the seventeenth century. The analysis focuses on over 3,800 manuscript petitions submitted to the magistrates across fifteen jurisdictions with “sessions of the peace” in England, with nearly 1,000 dating from before 1640. Over the course of the early seventeenth century many, if not most, English parishes witnessed attempts to persuade the authorities through collective petitioning. ...

ALT Abstract This article examines the rise of a culture of local petitioning, through which growing numbers of ordinary people sought to win the support of state authorities through collective claims to represent the “voice of the people” at the local level. These participatory, subscriptional practices were an essential component in the intensification of popular politics in the seventeenth century. The analysis focuses on over 3,800 manuscript petitions submitted to the magistrates across fifteen jurisdictions with “sessions of the peace” in England, with nearly 1,000 dating from before 1640. Over the course of the early seventeenth century many, if not most, English parishes witnessed attempts to persuade the authorities through collective petitioning. ...

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Exciting news! Thrilled my co-lead @CamilleCallison and I have received @MellonFdn funding for the Respectful Terminology Platform Project! Gratitude to Mellon for the many, many people who have been, and are currently, part of this work.
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I took a short course last summer & it was incredibly helpful in learning abt the semantic web for my research. Can’t recommend these workshops enough. Such great people! Beautiful campus! – at Islington, London
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Looking to acquire new DH skills? The deadline for early bird pricing for DH@Guelph Summer Workshops has been extended to April 22nd! More info and registration here: uoguelph.ca/arts/research/ce… – at Islington, London
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We've extended our Early Bird pricing by one week -- Register today to join @arungapatchka and Paula Nunez de Villavicencio to lean #mediaarchaeology methods!!
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Are you passionate about linked data? Interested in honing your CIDOC skills? We're hiring a temp/full-time Ontology, Metadata, and Vocabulary specialist. Details here: uoguelph.ca/hr/careers-guelp…. @icomCIDOC @azaroth42 @CRMSIG
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You've got a few days to register for the @DHatGuelph Summer Workshops at earlybird rates! Watch for posts on each of the great offerings this year -- we can't wait to welcome you. Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/dhguelph-sum…
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@susanirenebrown takes the floor to present “The Linked Infrastructure for Networked Cultural Scholarship (LINCS): Bridging the Research/Heritage Collection Gap” to delegates at the “Reimagining Annotation for MultimodaL Cultural Heritage” conference @lincsproject @uofg
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Interested in the state of Linked Data research in Canada? Join the Forward Linking community for our Ottawa Conference May 5-8th, 2024. Details here: hsscommons.ca/en/groups/forw…
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We'll be running an introductory workshop on Linked Open Data at the @DHatGuelph Summer Workshops, May 14th-17th! Register here to learn, hands-on, what we've built over the past 3 years: eventbrite.ca/e/dhguelph-sum…
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This London librarian is spreading the joy of reading with her passion for fashion cbc.ca/news/canada/london/th… Linda Ludke has a special knack for matchmaking, but it's not in the world of romance. She's paired about 100 children's books with her quirky second-hand fashion finds.

This London librarian is spreading the joy of reading with her passion for fashion | CBC News

Linda Ludke has a special knack for matchmaking, but it's not in the world of romance. She's paired about 100 children's books with her quirky second-hand fashion finds.

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Published! This fascinating book by @tmtn illustrates how information is captured, published, represented, accessed & interpreted using computational systems. More info. here: routledge.com/Linked-Open-Da… @routledgebooks #digitalhumanities

Linked Data for Digital Humanities

Linked Data for Digital Humanities provides insights into how digital technologies can enrich and diversify humanities scholarship and make it pioneering in the digital age. Written in non-specialist...

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