Research Forum
26 October 2026 14:00 until 15:30
University of Sussex Campus - Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, Silverstone Building, Level 2 (opposite SB211)
Part of the series: Sussex Digital Humanities Lab 2026-27 research events
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The Sussex Digital Humanities Lab Research Forum is a dynamic space for sharing ideas, finding collaborators, testing new concepts, and building future research opportunities. Whether you're developing a project, preparing a funding bid, or exploring an emerging idea, the forum offers a supportive environment for discussion and feedback.
At each session, three or more speakers will showcase research at different stages:
- Work in Progress: share updates on current projects, discuss challenges, and celebrate discoveries.
- Funding and Bid Development: present developing grant applications and gain constructive feedback from an engaged research community.
- New Ideas and Future Directions: bring your early-stage concepts, explore potential collaborations, and help shape the next generation of digital humanities research.
Who should attend?
The forum is open to all Sussex researchers, from doctoral researchers and early career academics to established scholars. We particularly encourage research students to attend, present, and connect with colleagues from across disciplines.
Why attend?
- Discover exciting new research across Sussex
- Meet potential collaborators and project partners
- Gain valuable feedback on developing ideas and funding applications
- Expand your network
- Help spark innovative research
Get Involved
Have a project update to share, a funding bid you'd like feedback on, or an exciting new research idea you'd like to explore? We are always looking for speakers and contributions.
Whether your work is at the planning stage, actively underway, or just beginning to take shape, the Research Forum offers a supportive and friendly space to test ideas, gain insights, and connect with potential collaborators.
Email Elena Dennison e.dennison@sussex.ac.uk if you want to present at the Research Forum.