The NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks
Northeastern's center for digital humanities and computational social science
Welcome
The NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks is Northeastern University’s center for digital humanities and computational social science.
The NULab supports research projects and scholarly exchanges through grants and other programs; convenes a group of core faculty who teach a wide range of courses and publish broadly in the digital realm; trains graduate students in DH and CSS skills through our Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities and NULab Fellows programs; sponsors talks and symposia; offers support to visiting scholars in partnership with Northeastern’s Digital Scholarship Group; helps to bring digital and computational methods into a broad range of classes through our Digital Integration Teaching Initiative; and provides fora for discussions of technology, teaching, and research at Northeastern.
To learn more about the research projects supported by the NULab, go here; to see a list of our upcoming events, go here; to see the NULab in the news, go here.
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![New research from Northeastern, Northwestern, Harvard, and Rutgers suggests that social isolation rose in the U.S. even as the Covid-19 pandemic began to subside]()
New research from Northeastern, Northwestern, Harvard, and Rutgers suggests that social isolation rose in the U.S. even as the Covid-19 pandemic began to subside
07.09.2021 -
![The Fugitive Barbados Mapping Project]()
The Fugitive Barbados Mapping Project
06.22.2021 -
![NULab Core Faculty Member Alicia Sasser Modestino Discusses her New Research on Community Colleges]()
NULab Core Faculty Member Alicia Sasser Modestino Discusses her New Research on Community Colleges
06.22.2021 -
![Announcing the standalone option for Northeastern's Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities]()
Announcing the standalone option for Northeastern’s Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities
06.16.2021 -
![Pratim Sengupta and Ariel Ducey on Symbolic Violence and the Complex Art of Modeling Pain.]()
Pratim Sengupta and Ariel Ducey on Symbolic Violence and the Complex Art of Modeling Pain.
06.11.2021 -
![NULab Core Faculty Members Alan Mislove and Christo Wilson respond to the Supreme Court's Decision on Social Media Data]()
NULab Core Faculty Members Alan Mislove and Christo Wilson respond to the Supreme Court’s Decision on Social Media Data
06.03.2021
