Russian Flu Research Projects
Tracking the Russian Flu: US and German Language Periodicals and Newspapers Partner institutions: Virginia Tech and Leibniz University in Hannover. Project site
The Impact of the Russian Flu on the United States, 1889-1890: An Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research Project Fall 2015. Project site
Global Reporting on the Russian Flu Undergraduate Research Project
Research by Virginia Tech students, completed spring 2014. Project site
Presentations:
Manchester University, Medical News: Explorations in Text Mining, Digital Humanities, & the History of Medicine Workshop, Nov 2018 link
Edinburgh University, Visual Plague, Presentation, November 2018 link
German Historical Institute: Reconstructing Networks Historically, October 2018 link / pdf: Ewing GHI Network Presentation Networks
Library of Congress Reference Librarian Forum, September 26, 2017 (link)
How Many Victims of the Russian Flu? Senior capstone project, Computational Modeling and Data Analytics,
Presentation, November 30, 2016
Communicating Information during Public Health Crisis
Presentation, March 24, 2017, Virginia Tech
Cholera and Influenza Paper, CRDH workshop
Presentation, George Mason University, March 2018
Forum on Digital Humanities, Data Analytics, and Medical History, Virginia Tech Research Center Arlington, December 2015 (link)
Reporting the Russian Flu, presentation for German Historical Institute workshop, March 2017 (link)
Local Knowledge in Global Perspective, presentation toGerman Historical Institute workshop, June 2017 (link)
Roundtable on the Russian Flu, National Library of Medicine, July 12, 2017 (link)
Yale Medical Historical Library, May 2018 Presentation
Data Sets:
Current Research in Digital History: Data: web
Washington DC Case Study: data to be added
Circulating Now: Revealing Data (link)
Publications:
Current Research in Digital History: http://crdh.rrchnm.org/
