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Prof Caroline Bassett

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Professor of Digital Humanities in the Faculty of English and Director of Cambridge Digital Humanities

Caroline leads Cambridge Digital Humanities, an interdisciplinary research centre working between multiple units and faculties at the University of Cambridge. She is lead UK investigator on IFTe, an AHRC and Irish Research Council network exploring gender, technology and Digital Humanities. Caroline researches, writes and teaches on questions arising around the intersections between technologies and cultural forms and practices with an interest in critical theory, gender and technology, AI and digital futures. Recent publications include Furious, a co-authored monograph written with Sarah Kember and Kate O’Riordan (Pluto, 2020) and journal articles including work on automation anxiety and AI.

Publications and a fuller bio are at: https://www.english.cam.ac.uk/people/Caroline.Bassett/

Cambridge Digital Humanities: https://www.cdh.cam.ac.uk.

Email: office@cdh.cam.ac.uk

Screenings and Events

Karim Aïnouz – Filmmaker in Residence 2025

19 March 2025

Cambridge Film and Screen will be hosting the award-winning Algerian-Brazilian filmmaker and visual artist Karim Aïnouz as its Filmmaker in Residence for 2025. Aïnouz will be in Cambridge during the week of 2-6 June and will be participating in a variety of screenings and workshops with students. Aïnouz’s distinct and...