Call For Papers (2/2) - Arts-based and experimental methods in geographical investigation, CIG 2026:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=902Call For Papers (1/2) - Geographers in the policy arena: Building bridges between academia and evidence-based policymaking, CIG 2026. Hurry as the deadline for abstracts is the 15th March!
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=900Read our project's latest blog post by Juliette on participation in 'Boundaries & boundary concepts in/as datafication' organised by Yana Boeva, Louis Ravn and Sarah Davies at the University of Amsterdam:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=896Recently we've been working with Maedhbh Nic Lochlainn to get our 3D printed of Cork city to its new home in the library at UCC. Everyone is super pleased with the result. Big thanks to the team at Display Contracts for mounting, delivering and assembling the model on our behalf. Check our blog for more pictures:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=871"Half the houses built don't Exist" - Check out the Data Stories blog for a summary of Danielle and Sam's presentation at the Digital Geographies conference 'Artificial Geographies: opening the black box for a new wave of critical thinking' in Lisbon:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=853I recently started a postgraduate diploma in Cybersecurity and I've really enjoyed researching different historic and contemporary encryption techniques. Here's a couple of diagrams I prepared with Excalidraw for my notes. Still working out the neatest way to communicate the AES S-box and round keys.
Data Stories were busy during Maynooth Research Week. Check out our involvement in Maynooth Sparks 2025, and our workshop session 'Daft.ie for Noobs: Gaming Ireland’s property market by spoofing property websites':
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=834Read our latest blogpost on workshops engaging Collaborative Urban Planning with Data by Juliette Davret, Helen Shaw and Carla Maria Kayanan. Also features real-time illustration by Eimear McNally:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=826Data Stories recently held a two-day workshop on
#ResearchCreation and the application of arts-based methods. The talks and workshops covered a wide range of approaches. Check out our summary and all of our fantastic participants' slides on the Data Stories blog:
https://datastories.maynoothuniversity.ie/?p=768
