Academic… Project MERCURY-SIMREC Model Demonstration 6 Sep 20206 Sep 2020 While working on the Agent-based Model Simulation of the Trading along the Ancient Silk Route, one of the prominent models that inspired me was the Project MERCURY-SIMREC. For the CSS…
Academic… Reflections on National Gallery of Art Virtual Summer Internship 2020 10 Aug 202012 Aug 2020 “Hello, I am Jaj, the summer intern with the Department of Analytics and Enterprise Architecture (TDS-AEA) at NGA and a Computational Sciences graduate student, Digital Scholarship Graduate Research Assistant at…
Academic… Silk Road Simulation and Visualization: Part 2 – How to Plan a Digital Humanities Project 27 Jun 202011 Jul 2020 Sequel to Silk Road Simulation and Visualization: Part 1 – How to get Started on a Digital Humanities Project My laser focus this Spring 2020 semester was to work on…
Art… My Journey To Data Visualization 19 Apr 201916 Aug 2020 In the Digital Humanities Winter School (Pune, 2018) conducted by Center of Digital Humanities Pune's Dr. Dhanashree Thorat, I became a sort of specimen among all the humanities and liberal…
Art… Digital Humanities in Gaming: Can Mario, Dr. Ford, and Charlie Brooker Act as Futuristic Gaming Digital Humanists? 21 Feb 201921 Feb 2019 Is there anything more powerfully immersive in culturally relevant stories, than video games? I still remember my childhood summer holidays consumed by Age of Empires games. I spent hours on…
Academic… My First Ever Conference Experience 18 Dec 201818 Dec 2018 or, How a Techie Marketer person found herself in the midst of a LOT of Singaporean poetry, discussions on Mahasweta Devi, and even Queer-baiting in Harry Potter. Like most engineering…
Art… Digital Humanities in Songs and Baudelaire 3 Dec 20184 Dec 2018 Cultural Mechanics of The Baudelaire Song Project In the quiet of October 2018, I was listening to a podcast, Cultural Mechanics. Shout out to James O'Sullivan for coming up with…
Academic… The Role of Digital Humanities in Western Art and Museums 26 Nov 20184 Jun 2020 In 2014, Twitter stormed and raged on about a bunch of kids sitting on their mobile phones while Frans Banning Cocq from Rembrandt’s The Night’s Watch at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam…
