Norwegian musician Einar Selvik helped the NorseMap Project to launch their pioneering iViking app.

As the sheer mass and complexity of data generated globally continues to increase at a rapid pace, researchers are exploring new ways to reveal hidden patterns and implications that are not easily discovered through graphs or text. In a new interview with *IEEE Spectrum*, Dr. Stephen Roddy (Digital Humanities & RHL) discusses how sound and music can reveal these patterns through a process known as sonification. 

Around 400,000 hectares of farmland is held under commonage, and it has the potential to become some of the richest habitat in the country. 

Dr Eugene Costello joined RTÉ Countrywide to discuss the history of commonage and what the future could hold for Ireland’s uplands.

Eugene is the author of 'Transhumance and the Making of Ireland’s Uplands, 1550-1900' and is currently leading a major €2m European Research Council Consolidator Grant exploring commercial cattle farming in Europe.

Congratulations to Prof Ciara Breathnach, Professor of Irish Gender History on the publication of Absence in the Archives.

A bilingual graphic novel and suite of educational resources designed to support climate change education in schools has been officially launched.

Dr Rosa Rogers, Research Fellow and Lecturer in Creative Writing at the School of English and Digital Humanities, guided the graphic novel from initial community co-design through to narrative development, in collaboration with visual artist Rosa Kelly and colleagues on the Met Éireann funded TRANSLATE project.

Congratualtions to Dr.Katharina Becker, School of the Human Environment who has been awarded this grant to digitise aerial photographs from the CUCAP collection with partners in Cambridge University. 

CASiLaC has launched a new website showcasing its seven constituent Clusters and the Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland, with information on current activities, research and upcoming and recent events.

Congratulation to Dr. Kian Mintz-Woo from the School of Society, Ethics and Politics and the Future Humanities Institute who has been selected as a new member of the Young Academy of Ireland (YAI), an all-island multidisciplinary network of researchers and innovators that aims to empower talented early-career researchers and future leaders.

On May 20-21 the Interdisciplinary conference 'Map Matters' organised by the Rethinking Spatial Humanities research cluster at Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures was held at University College Cork