UF opened a new Digital Humanities Lab in Keene-Flint Hall, creating a centralized, high-tech space with extensive software resources to support interdisciplinary research, collaboration, and innovation across the humanities and beyond.

On Friday, Jan. 23, faculty, staff and students gathered in Keene-Flint Hall to begin exploring the untapped potential of Room 0011. Now home to the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere Digital Humanities Lab, the space serves as a high-tech workspace to support research, collaboration and innovation in the digital humanities.

With digital research growing across all disciplines, the CHPS wanted a centralized space where faculty and students could have access to a wide array of research-related programs that can help them archive, visualize and reimagine their work. The space has about 100 varieties of software available for use.

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