In recent years the Centre for Digital Conference has been hosted by our international partners but in 2019 the international conference will take a break. We consider this the perfect opportunity to reinvigorate the Centre for Digital Heritage in York by holding an internal event.

This has been a year filled with exciting new research and partnerships for the CDH at York. In order to recognise the successes of our members we will be holding a special day long internal conference: Digital Heritage at York 2015. Come along to listen to presentations from some of the Universities leading researchers and to find out more about future directions for the centre.

Digital Heritage is an annual conference hosted by the Centre for Digital Heritage. This year, the conference will be taking place at the newly reopened Moesgaard Museum, Aarhus, Denmark.

Conference investigating the potential of digital games and interactive storytelling for the enhancement of research in the humanities.

This one-day conference, organised by the MeCETES project bringing together some of Europe’s leading film and television scholars to discuss historical drama in contemporary Europe.

Stephanie Moser (University of Southampton)

Rose Ferraby (University of Exeter)

Camilla Sørensen Bjarnø (Moesgaard Museum, Denmark)

Matthew Tyler-Jones (University of Southampton & National Trust)

Angela Piccini (University of Bristol)

Kieran Baxter (University of Dundee)

Colleen Morgan (University of York)

The call for CDH collaborative research grants is now open. For more information about funding from the CDH visit our Grants page.

The Centre for Digital Heritage We are delighted to announce two fully funded PhD studentships in Digital Heritage jointly offered by the Universities of York and Aarhus, starting in January 2015.

Staff from the Centre for Digital Heritage will be at Basing House near Basingstoke in Hampshire as part of one of our annual CDH fieldwork projects. The project incorporates innovative digital research with specialists in Archaeology, History and Fine Art. To find out more about the project visit our project blog.

Digital Heritage is an annual conference hosted by the Centre for Digital Heritage. This year theme is 'Digital Communities in Action' and we have a wide range of presentations each dealing with the role of communities and concepts of community in Digital Heritage research.Registration is open and the programme for the event has been announced. Take a look at the 'programme' tab below for more information or download a copy of the programme here.Email: cdh@york.ac.uk Twitter: @CDHYork #CDH2014Registration: Registration is now open

The Centre for Digital Heritage will be hosting a free two day training workshop for WRoCAH students at the University of York over two days on the 10th and 11th of July.

15th May 2014: Engaging with the Landscapes of Death This free workshop held between 10am and 4pm at King's Manor in the centre of York, discusses how to develop local community involvement in your churchyard or cemetery. The day includes a hands-on training session on the digital recording of monuments. The event is free but places are limited. Tickets are available from: gareth.beale@york.ac.uk

This is the inaugural meeting of a new virtual interdisciplinary centre across the University concerned with all aspects of death, dying and the dead - from the social sciences to the humanities and arts.

Nicholas Holliman, Gavin Kearney and Jenna Ng present the latest digital heritage research from the Department of Theatre, Film and Television

Sara Perry, Kate Giles and Judith Winters will talk about some of the issues of digital dissemination of visualisations of cultural heritage.

Afternoon workshop on the intersections between professional life, digital media and gender.

The Centre wishes to appoint a Research Fellow to manage and to share the coordination of a new international collaboration in Digital Heritage between the Universities of York, Aarhus, Leiden and Uppsala.

Members of the Centre for Digital Heritage will be running a workshop on data management and online resources at the EAA conference

University of York Centre for Digital Heritage inaugural conference.

The workshop will feature presentations from three leading York-based Digital Heritage practitioners in 3D visualisation and acoustic modelling.