Congratulations to CAMWS Presenters!
Congratulations to all of the members of our department who presented papers at CAMWS in St. Louis this last week.
Congratulations to all of the members of our department who presented papers at CAMWS in St. Louis this last week.
Congratulations to our affiliate faculty member Silvia Montiglio for the publication of the second volume of her major project on Heliodoros.
The event, held Saturday, Feb. 17, was coordinated by first-year students Ellie Riggs and Jonathan Nunes.
During UF AI days, the Data-Driven Humanities Research Group presented a poster to showcase their work on Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis on ancient Greek and Latin. Wavid Bowman (Computer Science and Classics/CLAS), Austin Stein (Data Science/CLAS), and Neema Owji (Computer Science and Philosophy/Engineering) represented the group
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In his MA work at UF, Kariola Mustapha studied African authors who have adapted classical texts in creative and innovative ways, demonstrating the global reach and context of African literature. Kariola worked under the supervision of Professors Eleni Bozia and Victoria Pagán and received his MA in Latin in the Summer of ’23.
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At TedXUF 14, Eleni Bozia talked about visualizing a world driven by the wisdom of the past and the technological advancements of the present. She discussed how a partnership between Classical Studies and AI can achieve precisely that.
Nichols helps decode what has become known as the world’s first computer in season 4, episode 9 of “History’s Greatest Mysteries.” Photo courtesy of the History Channel.