DrMaria Mulvany

‘Bodies of data: intersecting medical and digital humanities’ addresses the emerging discipline of the Medical Humanities at the intersection between arts and humanities and the biomedicine which explores the social, historical and cultural dimensions to Medicine Medical and digital humanities have emerged as two of the most dynamic interdisciplinary forces in contemporary humanities scholarship. Both generate new perspectives and relationships at the intersection between interpretative, data driven, medical and technological methodologies and research practices. This conference took place in the Royal Irish Academy and in UCD Humanities Institute on 22-23 November 2018. This Irish Humanities Alliance conference was a collaboration with UCD and DIT.See conference abstracts at www.bodiesofdata2018.wordpress.com

This conference brought together creative practitioners, artists, bloggers, academics, digital humanities scholars, writers and journalists for an exciting day of collaborative knowledge exchange

Co-organizer of New Voices in Irish Criticism: Emergent Voices: Tradition and Dissent