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SLSA will provide a limited number of travel awards for underfunded members presenting in the 2027 SLSA conference in Washington DC.

TRAVEL AWARDS for 2027 conference participants: SLSA provides a limited number of travel awards for underfunded members presenting at the annual conference. Members of SLSA who present at the 2027 conference in Washington DC may apply for travel subventions by emailing their name, title of their SLSA presentation, an indication of how long one has been a member of SLSA, a postal address, and any information about their funding for the conference to the Executive Director carol.colatrella@lmc.gatech.edu by August 1, 2027; put SLSA DC Travel Grant in the subject line of the email. Please provide estimated travel expenses and the amount of support (if any) anticipated from other sources. If you have received travel support from SLSA in the past, please include information about that support (when and how much). SLSA officers will review applications and approve funds for as many as our budget permits; preference will be given to student members and those members most in need. Each person awarded funds will be mailed a US check after the conference; please make sure that you provide an accurate mailing address. SLSA funds can be used to defray hotel, registration, transportation, or other travel expenses.

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Postdoctoral Researcher, Digital Humanities Laboratories, University of Basel

Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal is hiring: “contralab, my group at the Digital Humanities Laboratories, University of Basel, is looking for a postdoctoral researcher (80%, up to four years, from 1 March 2027 or earlier/later, by arrangement) for our new Swiss National Science Foundation funded project, ‘A Philology of Probabilistic Texts: The Problem of Interpretation in Artificial Intelligence.'”