Computer Science Student with a passion for Digital Humanities

I’m a prospective Digital Humanities student with a growing interest in how computing and data-driven methods can be used to explore culture, history, and society. My focus sits at the intersection of technology and the humanities, where I’m particularly interested in how digital tools can reshape research, interpretation, and access to knowledge.

Alongside this, I continue to build a strong foundation in programming (primarily C#), systems, and computational thinking. I’m especially drawn to the ways technical skills can support humanities research, from working with data and digital archives to developing tools that make complex information more accessible and meaningful.

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Peter Aisthorpe

I’m Peter Aisthorpe, a prospective Digital Humanities student interested in the intersection of technology, history, and culture. I’m fascinated by how digital tools can help us explore the past, preserve knowledge, and make research more accessible to wider audiences. My current work centres on building strong technical foundations in programming and computational thinking while exploring how these skills can support humanities research and education. This site documents what I’m learning, the projects I’m working on, and how my background in both technology and history shapes my approach to Digital Humanities.

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