Rebecca Sutton Koeser
@suttonkoeser.bsky.social
research software engineering @princetoncdh.bsky.social
collaborating & co-authoring innovative humanities research
capacious curiosity
https://rlskoeser.github.io/
collaborating & co-authoring innovative humanities research
capacious curiosity
https://rlskoeser.github.io/
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
According to our award committee, these papers are must-reads of the #CHR2025 proceedings. Congratulations to the authors on winning the Early Career Researcher Best Paper Awards!
Links and honourable mentions are available on our website: 2025.computational-humanities-research.org/news/best-pa...
Links and honourable mentions are available on our website: 2025.computational-humanities-research.org/news/best-pa...
December 15, 2025 at 7:29 PM
According to our award committee, these papers are must-reads of the #CHR2025 proceedings. Congratulations to the authors on winning the Early Career Researcher Best Paper Awards!
Links and honourable mentions are available on our website: 2025.computational-humanities-research.org/news/best-pa...
Links and honourable mentions are available on our website: 2025.computational-humanities-research.org/news/best-pa...
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
We will continue to evolve the system and are grateful for any feedback or contributions from anyone interested in exploratory search, multimodal IR, or digital collections research!
Check out the recently published software paper on Digital Collections Explorer by @yh-huang.bsky.social and @bcgl.bsky.social - web-based, open-source exploratory, multimodal search for cultural heritage collections
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
Digital collections explorer: An open-source, multimodal viewer for searching digital collections | Computational Humanities Research | Cambridge Core
Digital collections explorer: An open-source, multimodal viewer for searching digital collections - Volume 1
doi.org
December 1, 2025 at 10:18 PM
We will continue to evolve the system and are grateful for any feedback or contributions from anyone interested in exploratory search, multimodal IR, or digital collections research!
Check out the recently published software paper on Digital Collections Explorer by @yh-huang.bsky.social and @bcgl.bsky.social - web-based, open-source exploratory, multimodal search for cultural heritage collections
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
Digital collections explorer: An open-source, multimodal viewer for searching digital collections | Computational Humanities Research | Cambridge Core
Digital collections explorer: An open-source, multimodal viewer for searching digital collections - Volume 1
doi.org
December 1, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Check out the recently published software paper on Digital Collections Explorer by @yh-huang.bsky.social and @bcgl.bsky.social - web-based, open-source exploratory, multimodal search for cultural heritage collections
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
aww thanks for the kind words
December 1, 2025 at 6:29 PM
aww thanks for the kind words
Do you write research software for the humanities?
Consider writing a software paper to share your work!
Reach out to me, @nolauren.bsky.social , or any of the other editors at the CHR journal with your questions or ideas.
Consider writing a software paper to share your work!
Reach out to me, @nolauren.bsky.social , or any of the other editors at the CHR journal with your questions or ideas.
“The Software Paper fills a gap for the computational and digital humanities communities...” Thank you to research software engineer extraordinaire @suttonkoeser.bsky.social for leading this initiative for Computational Humanities Research journal. Please share!
Introducing the 'Software Paper': New ways to publish on research software in Computational Humanities Research
When Lauren Tilton first approached me about joining the Computational Humanities Research (CHR) journal’s Editorial Board as an Associate Editor, the thing that made the invitation so compelling and ...
www.cambridge.org
December 1, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Do you write research software for the humanities?
Consider writing a software paper to share your work!
Reach out to me, @nolauren.bsky.social , or any of the other editors at the CHR journal with your questions or ideas.
Consider writing a software paper to share your work!
Reach out to me, @nolauren.bsky.social , or any of the other editors at the CHR journal with your questions or ideas.
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for working with us to publish proceedings from the 2025 Digital Humanities Tech Symposium in the new ACH anthology.
This volume collects short papers from a DH2025 pre-conference event hosted by @dhtech-community.bsky.social
This volume collects short papers from a DH2025 pre-conference event hosted by @dhtech-community.bsky.social
You can check out the first official volume from the DH Tech Symposium, edited by Julia Damerow and @suttonkoeser.bsky.social.
anthology.ach.org/volumes/vol0...
anthology.ach.org/volumes/vol0...
Edited by Julia Damerow and Rebecca Sutton Koeser
anthology.ach.org
November 6, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for working with us to publish proceedings from the 2025 Digital Humanities Tech Symposium in the new ACH anthology.
This volume collects short papers from a DH2025 pre-conference event hosted by @dhtech-community.bsky.social
This volume collects short papers from a DH2025 pre-conference event hosted by @dhtech-community.bsky.social
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
Are you hosting a workshop or conference series that would like to publish peer-reviewed proceedings or other materials in the Anthology of Computers and the Humanities?
Reach out to Taylor Arnold @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for more details!
Reach out to Taylor Arnold @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for more details!
October 29, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Are you hosting a workshop or conference series that would like to publish peer-reviewed proceedings or other materials in the Anthology of Computers and the Humanities?
Reach out to Taylor Arnold @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for more details!
Reach out to Taylor Arnold @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for more details!
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
As DH grows, it’s increasingly important to publish conference papers, but there hasn’t been a clear venue for that.
So I’m thrilled to share this new home for DH proceedings, which will include CHR papers & more.
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for leading this effort!
bit.ly/ach-anthology
So I’m thrilled to share this new home for DH proceedings, which will include CHR papers & more.
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for leading this effort!
bit.ly/ach-anthology
October 29, 2025 at 3:39 PM
As DH grows, it’s increasingly important to publish conference papers, but there hasn’t been a clear venue for that.
So I’m thrilled to share this new home for DH proceedings, which will include CHR papers & more.
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for leading this effort!
bit.ly/ach-anthology
So I’m thrilled to share this new home for DH proceedings, which will include CHR papers & more.
Thanks to @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for leading this effort!
bit.ly/ach-anthology
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
Can AI be creative if it doesn't believe it can? We asked 556 humans and 13 LLMs to judge creative writing. Then we lied about who wrote what. Result: AI has learned to distrust itself, showing 2.5× stronger bias than humans against AI-labeled creativity. Proud of this work with @mmvty.bsky.social 👇
📣 New preprint! We know humans are biased against AI-creativity. But what about LLMs, now often judging creativity in various contexts? Do they replicate, transform, or amplify this bias? We tested it. Turns out: AI is 2.5X more biased against its own work than humans. arxiv.org/pdf/2510.08831 🧵
arxiv.org
October 13, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Can AI be creative if it doesn't believe it can? We asked 556 humans and 13 LLMs to judge creative writing. Then we lied about who wrote what. Result: AI has learned to distrust itself, showing 2.5× stronger bias than humans against AI-labeled creativity. Proud of this work with @mmvty.bsky.social 👇
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
📣 New preprint! We know humans are biased against AI-creativity. But what about LLMs, now often judging creativity in various contexts? Do they replicate, transform, or amplify this bias? We tested it. Turns out: AI is 2.5X more biased against its own work than humans. arxiv.org/pdf/2510.08831 🧵
arxiv.org
October 13, 2025 at 1:56 PM
📣 New preprint! We know humans are biased against AI-creativity. But what about LLMs, now often judging creativity in various contexts? Do they replicate, transform, or amplify this bias? We tested it. Turns out: AI is 2.5X more biased against its own work than humans. arxiv.org/pdf/2510.08831 🧵
Oh, and you can thank you Julia for the Douglas Adams reference in the subtitle 😁
August 29, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Oh, and you can thank you Julia for the Douglas Adams reference in the subtitle 😁
The paper was co-authored with Julia Damerow, Robert Casties (@robertcasties.fedihum.org.ap.brid.gy ), Cole Crawford, who also contributed to the software development starting at the very beginning with a @dhtech-community.bsky.social hackathon.
August 29, 2025 at 3:28 PM
The paper was co-authored with Julia Damerow, Robert Casties (@robertcasties.fedihum.org.ap.brid.gy ), Cole Crawford, who also contributed to the software development starting at the very beginning with a @dhtech-community.bsky.social hackathon.
The paper covers why the software exists, how we developed it, what projects it builds on & other related work, and example use-cases to show its potential.
This is the first software paper published in Computational Humanities Research journal, part of the series “Missing Data in the Humanities.”
This is the first software paper published in Computational Humanities Research journal, part of the series “Missing Data in the Humanities.”
August 29, 2025 at 3:28 PM
The paper covers why the software exists, how we developed it, what projects it builds on & other related work, and example use-cases to show its potential.
This is the first software paper published in Computational Humanities Research journal, part of the series “Missing Data in the Humanities.”
This is the first software paper published in Computational Humanities Research journal, part of the series “Missing Data in the Humanities.”
I'm very pleased to share my new article on the python library undate, which is an ambitious in-progress effort to make it easier to work with incomplete dates and multiple calendars, building on work from Shakespeare and Company Project, Princeton Geniza Project, etc.
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
Undate: humanistic dates for computation | Computational Humanities Research | Cambridge Core
Undate: humanistic dates for computation - Volume 1
doi.org
August 29, 2025 at 3:28 PM
I'm very pleased to share my new article on the python library undate, which is an ambitious in-progress effort to make it easier to work with incomplete dates and multiple calendars, building on work from Shakespeare and Company Project, Princeton Geniza Project, etc.
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
doi.org/10.1017/chr....
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
And we feature software papers! Check out @suttonkoeser.bsky.social
Julia Damerow, Robert Casties, Cole Crawford exciting work on working with dates in computational humanities!
Julia Damerow, Robert Casties, Cole Crawford exciting work on working with dates in computational humanities!
August 19, 2025 at 7:32 PM
And we feature software papers! Check out @suttonkoeser.bsky.social
Julia Damerow, Robert Casties, Cole Crawford exciting work on working with dates in computational humanities!
Julia Damerow, Robert Casties, Cole Crawford exciting work on working with dates in computational humanities!
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
📢 Don’t miss the first articles from CHR’s themed issue, Expanding the Toolkit: Large Language Models in Humanities Research!
Read the issue #openaccess here:
📚 cup.org/4lvH2Ow
#computationalhumanities #CHR @comphumresearch.bsky.social @nolauren.bsky.social @folgertk.bsky.social
Read the issue #openaccess here:
📚 cup.org/4lvH2Ow
#computationalhumanities #CHR @comphumresearch.bsky.social @nolauren.bsky.social @folgertk.bsky.social
August 18, 2025 at 12:41 PM
📢 Don’t miss the first articles from CHR’s themed issue, Expanding the Toolkit: Large Language Models in Humanities Research!
Read the issue #openaccess here:
📚 cup.org/4lvH2Ow
#computationalhumanities #CHR @comphumresearch.bsky.social @nolauren.bsky.social @folgertk.bsky.social
Read the issue #openaccess here:
📚 cup.org/4lvH2Ow
#computationalhumanities #CHR @comphumresearch.bsky.social @nolauren.bsky.social @folgertk.bsky.social
hahaha, big fan, I see what you did there
July 14, 2025 at 5:36 PM
hahaha, big fan, I see what you did there
Here's the full agenda for the @dhtech-community.bsky.social #DH2025 symposium (times are somewhat inaccurate, in the way of things)
dh-tech.github.io/2025/06/04/d...
dh-tech.github.io/2025/06/04/d...
Digital Humanities Tech Symposium - Agenda
Digital Humanities Tech Symposium at DH2025 - Agenda
From July 14-18, 2025, DH2025 will be held at NOVA University in Lisbon, Portugal. DHTech will hold a …
dh-tech.github.io
July 14, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Here's the full agenda for the @dhtech-community.bsky.social #DH2025 symposium (times are somewhat inaccurate, in the way of things)
dh-tech.github.io/2025/06/04/d...
dh-tech.github.io/2025/06/04/d...
Good turn out for @dhtech-community.bsky.social symposium at #DH2025
Nice mix of folks doing technical work and interested in technical talks.
Nice mix of folks doing technical work and interested in technical talks.
July 14, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Good turn out for @dhtech-community.bsky.social symposium at #DH2025
Nice mix of folks doing technical work and interested in technical talks.
Nice mix of folks doing technical work and interested in technical talks.
There is also github.com/ixc/python-e...
GitHub - ixc/python-edtf
Contribute to ixc/python-edtf development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
July 9, 2025 at 3:04 PM
There is also github.com/ixc/python-e...
@jasonheppler.org undate doesn’t have django or db integration yet — I’ve implemented uncertain and historical dates two different ways (for shakespeareandco.princeton.edu and geniza.princeton.edu ) and wasn't sure how to generalize.
There’s existing code to adapt ... would love to discuss!
There’s existing code to adapt ... would love to discuss!
Shakespeare and Company Project
Recreating the world of the Lost Generation in interwar Paris
shakespeareandco.princeton.edu
July 9, 2025 at 3:02 PM
@jasonheppler.org undate doesn’t have django or db integration yet — I’ve implemented uncertain and historical dates two different ways (for shakespeareandco.princeton.edu and geniza.princeton.edu ) and wasn't sure how to generalize.
There’s existing code to adapt ... would love to discuss!
There’s existing code to adapt ... would love to discuss!
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
⚡ CFP: a themed issue in Computational Humanities Research!
Meaning, Form, and History in Computational Poetics: if you work on all things verse, all things form, in any language, consider submitting!
for questions reach out to me or @nmhouston.bsky.social !
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Meaning, Form, and History in Computational Poetics: if you work on all things verse, all things form, in any language, consider submitting!
for questions reach out to me or @nmhouston.bsky.social !
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
July 4, 2025 at 4:16 PM
⚡ CFP: a themed issue in Computational Humanities Research!
Meaning, Form, and History in Computational Poetics: if you work on all things verse, all things form, in any language, consider submitting!
for questions reach out to me or @nmhouston.bsky.social !
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Meaning, Form, and History in Computational Poetics: if you work on all things verse, all things form, in any language, consider submitting!
for questions reach out to me or @nmhouston.bsky.social !
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
After publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR for 5 years, we need a new venue. 🚨
How do we ensure that the CHR proceedings remain free, accessible, and interdisciplinary? 🖥️
Join the discussion and share your thoughts here:
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/t/call-for-i...
How do we ensure that the CHR proceedings remain free, accessible, and interdisciplinary? 🖥️
Join the discussion and share your thoughts here:
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/t/call-for-i...
Call for input: finding a new publication venue for our conference proceedings
Dear Computational Humanities Research Community, As many of you know, we have been publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR Workshop Proceedings since the first edition of CHR back in 2020. C...
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org
February 3, 2025 at 3:14 PM
After publishing our conference proceedings with CEUR for 5 years, we need a new venue. 🚨
How do we ensure that the CHR proceedings remain free, accessible, and interdisciplinary? 🖥️
Join the discussion and share your thoughts here:
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/t/call-for-i...
How do we ensure that the CHR proceedings remain free, accessible, and interdisciplinary? 🖥️
Join the discussion and share your thoughts here:
discourse.computational-humanities-research.org/t/call-for-i...
Reposted by Rebecca Sutton Koeser
It's a new year and "A New Phase for Derrida’s Margins" 🌘
@jerielizabeth.bsky.social interviews @suttonkoeser.bsky.social on the decision and process of transforming Derrida’s Margins into a “read-only” version and discusses the challenge of defining endings and potential futures for DH projects.
@jerielizabeth.bsky.social interviews @suttonkoeser.bsky.social on the decision and process of transforming Derrida’s Margins into a “read-only” version and discusses the challenge of defining endings and potential futures for DH projects.
Read-Only: A New Phase for Derrida's Margins
Read-Only: A New Phase for Derrida's Margins
cdh.princeton.edu
January 15, 2025 at 8:38 PM
It's a new year and "A New Phase for Derrida’s Margins" 🌘
@jerielizabeth.bsky.social interviews @suttonkoeser.bsky.social on the decision and process of transforming Derrida’s Margins into a “read-only” version and discusses the challenge of defining endings and potential futures for DH projects.
@jerielizabeth.bsky.social interviews @suttonkoeser.bsky.social on the decision and process of transforming Derrida’s Margins into a “read-only” version and discusses the challenge of defining endings and potential futures for DH projects.