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Our Research Groups

The Future Humanities Institute comprises the Radical Humanities Laboratory, and a range of research groupings that synergise within and across disciplines.

Radical Humanities Laboratory

Radical Humanities Laboratory

Digital Cultures, New Media & Cultural Analytics

Digital Cultures, New Media & Cultural Analytics

Centre for Arts Research and Practice

Centre for Arts Research and Practice

Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures

Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures

Eco-Humanities Research Group

Eco-Humanities Research Group

Spotlight On

MIGMOBS is a huge and ambitious project on the root of global inequalities: on the neo-colonial relations implied in a world of selective borders which dictate who can be mobile and who is excluded.

Professor Adrian Favell, PI, MIGMOBS

MIGMOBS - The Orders and Borders of Global Inequality: Migration and Mobilities in Late Capitalism

The CASCADE team is excited to be partnering with some of the leading experts in text and cultural analytics and machine learning from across the UK and Europe.

Dr James O’Sullivan, PI, CASCADE

Computational Analysis of Semantic Change Across Different Environments. An MSCA Doctoral Network.

Working with members of villages in China’s multi-ethnic Southwest, ECura seeks out ways to empower communities to adopt digital technologies to become curators of their traditional music and dance.

Dr. Lijuan Qian, PI, ECura Project

Everyone’s a Curator:
Digitally Empowering Ethnic Minority
Music Sustainability in China

Future Humanities seed funds interdisciplinary experiments that open new doors to collaboration within and outside the arts and humanities. This exciting work sets the stage for new research pathways.

Dr Yvon Bonenfant

News

Dr Stephen Roddy's Musical Works Performed for Alternating Current 2025

Dr Stephen Roddy of the Department of Digital Humanities and the Radical Humanities Laboratory had several musical pieces from his Signal to Noise Loops and Human Cost series' featured in the radio program for the 2025 Edition of Dublin Digital Radio's Alternating Current Festival

Dr Barbara Siller - School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures / Department of German and CASiLaC will lead the COST Action MultiLiLiTrans

Successful COST Action bid 'Literary multilingualism and social transformations in superdiverse societies'

The COST Action 'Literary multilingualism and social transformations in superdiverse societies' (MultiLiLiTrans) is creating an innovative and robust network between academia (literary studies, comparative studies, translation studies, film and theatre studies), practitioners in education and artistic communities with the core aim of mainstreaming multilingualism in all its diverse aspects in European contexts and beyond.

Workshop attendees creating a foodweb

Confluence: Gathering for Waterbody Research & Practice

On May 16th a networking and workshopping event to explore interdisciplinary research on waters was held at UCC.

Helena Buffery (UCC) in conversation with Ksenia Robbe (University of Groningen) and Ksenia Galieva (independent filmmaker) at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands

Postmemory and Displacement Symposium Groningen University

A two-day symposium was held at the University of Groningen in memory of Dr Cara Levey.

Future Humanities Institute

Institiúid na nDaonnachtaí Feasta

O'Rahilly Building (ORB) 2.20, University College Cork,

futurehumanities@ucc.ie

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