The DIS Research Open Day 2024
4 June 2024
Thank you to everyone who attended the Information Studies Research Open Day on 3rd June 2024.
The keynote by Prof. Elizabeth Shepherd ("What is Research in Information Studies?") was recorded and can now be watched at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5lvcGLWL_o
Slides and presentations from the day (where available) can be found below:
Understanding human and machine cognition
Alison Hicks - Conceptualising information avoidance
Antonis Bikakis - Developing a model for dialectical arguments
Luke Dickens - Consistency and Interpretability in AI
Knowledge Organisation and Digitisation
Vanda Broughton - 100 years of Ranganathan
Deborah Lee - Adventures with classification schemes: rethinking classification scheme analysis as a research methodology
Jin Gao - Digitisation practices and pedagogy: bridging the gap between academia and industry
Impacts of Technology
Kaitlyn Regehr, Caitlin Shaughnessy - SAFER SCROLLING: How algorithms popularise and gamify online hate and misogyny for young people
Photini Vrikki - Resisting Technology Infrastructure
Laura Dietz - Rhetorics of 'realness' in reader experiences of books on screen
Diversity and Inclusion in Information Studies
Charlie Inskip - EDI in Library and Information Studies
Anna Sexton - Trauma-Informed Approaches and the Cultural Heritage Sector
Lucy Brownson - These Women’s Work: Tracing a feminist history of archival practices, within and beyond the British country house
Daniele Metilli - Wikidata Gender Diversity: Studying queer representation in a collaborative knowledge base
Preserving the Past: Digital Approaches to Cultural Heritage
Andreas Vlachidis - Data driven cultural heritage interrogations facilitated by knowledge base technology - the Sloane Lab example
Foteini Valeonti - Blockchain, web3 and Digital Humanities
Anna Mladensteva - Emulating Mobile Hardware for the Preservation and Access to Mobile Apps
Data-empowered societies
Oliver Duke-Williams - Research challenges with the UK Census
Bonnie Buyuklieva - Work in Progress: A LLM Review of Social (In)fertility in Modern Households
Rob Miller - Repurposing of Resources: from Everyday Problem Solving to Crisis Management