37.832, Confs: Postgraduate Workshop on AI Applications in Humanities (China)

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Subject: 37.832, Confs: Postgraduate Workshop on AI Applications in Humanities (China)

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Date: 26-Feb-2026
From: Tianai Zhang [tianai.zhang at link.cuhk.edu.hk]
Subject: Postgraduate Workshop on AI Applications in Humanities


Postgraduate Workshop on AI Applications in Humanities
Theme: AI applications across humanities disciplines (including but
not limited to literature, linguistics, history, musicology, religious
studies)

Date: 13-Mar-2026 - 14-Mar-2026
Location: Hong Kong, China
Contact: Tianai Zhang
Contact Email: tianai.zhang at link.cuhk.edu.hk
Meeting URL: https://cuaiworkshop.weebly.com/

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics

Submission Deadline: 06-Mar-2026

A Postgraduate Workshop hosted by the Department of English, The
Chinese University of Hong Kong
You're warmly invited to a two-day in-person workshop on AI
Applications in Humanities, open to Research Postgraduate students
(MPhil and PhD) in Hong Kong. Whether you're already using digital
tools in your research or simply curious about what AI can offer — you
are most welcome to join this workshop!
Dates: 13–14 March 2026
Venue: User Education Room, G/F, University Library, CUHK
ree lunch provided on both days!
Plenary talk: "Navigating the AI Frontier in Humanities Research"
(Prof. Donald Sturgeon, Durham University)
The workshop will cover five hands-on topics:
 - Working with the C-text (Chinese Text Project)
 - Web scraping
 - Sentiment analysis
 - Image data analysis
 - Keyword and semantic network analysis
How to Participate:
Submit a 300-word abstract on any AI-related topics by 6 March 2026
Or simply register to attend by 11 March 2026
Please register and submit your abstract via the website:
https://cuaiworkshop.weebly.com/



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