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Posts from CESTA staff and the community.
Past CESTA Research Anthologies on a network web.
On January 30th, 2024, we gathered for a luncheon to celebrate and discuss the future of the CESTA Anthology. We opened the floor to a forum of discussion. People were interested in the ways an online platform can make projects with interactive…
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The research that CESTA supports not only spans more than twenty academic departments but deploys a staggeringly diverse range of methods and tools. This makes for an exciting atmosphere of discovery, but presents a challenge when it comes to…
The following blog post is co-authored by Nika Mavrody, PhD Candidate in English and a 2020 Digital Humanities Graduate Fellow, and Regina Ta, a First Year Undergraduate Research Intern at CESTA. Their collaboration represents a new program at the…
At CESTA’s core is paradigm-shifting research that applies technologies across the humanities and social sciences to enhance our understanding of the world. With the Digital Humanities minor’s recent feature in the Stanford Daily and the…
Temple of Venus and Rome from the east. (FU.Roma.VEN.1) An international team including Stanford researchers at CESTA has dedicated the last year towards building a digital exhibit featuring Ernest Nash’s striking twentieth-century photographs of…
The Global Medieval Sourcebook is a free, open access, and open source teaching and research tool. This summer, our research intern Irene Han is making major improvements to the GMS website using content-management framework Drupal. Her focus is…