Digital Humanities
Ranging in scale, these projects all utilize digital methods to advance our understanding of history:
The ChinaComx Lianhuanhua Publication Dataset, v1.0.0
A comprehensive, open-access digital dataset comprising over 38,000 digitized historical records of Chinese lianhuanhua publications (1949–1994); see it here or via Zenodo here.
Reading in China Photographed
An ongoing repository that I curate collecting historical photographs of reading practices in twentieth-century China; see it here.
Caricatures in the MLD
I oversaw the acquiring, and worked together with the Maoist Legacy team on the digitization curation of the largest collection of Chinese political caricatures from the 1970s; register to access here.
ReadAct
A digital database, developed by the READCHINA team, cataloging reading acts in literature from and set during the Chinese Cultural Revolution; access it here.
Oral History in the MLD
I facilitated the addition and partook in the digitization of the Andrew G. Walder oral history interviews to the Maoist Legacy Database; access here.
Posters
Some of my academic events posters (for talks, workshops, and conferences) designed for clarity and visual impact:
Other
H-PRC redesign
For a set of new coherent icons for the H-PRC network, I repurposed actual graphics from 1950s journals; browse the network here.
NERDYCJA
Co-hosted with Jakub Matysiak, this Polish-language podcast series provided accessible academic analysis of film and pop culture; listen to the episode archive e.g. here.
Nihao
A React web app co-developed with Adam Cassis that uses a 3×4 memory grid to gamify the learning of basic Chinese characters; play it here.
