The Digital Humanities Research Group is the home of staff and students who explore how computing and digital technologies offer new ways of understanding textual phenomena in the broadest sense. We are interested in investigating how new tools and methodologies yield a broad range of opportunities for reimagining literary studies. We deploy innovative ways of thinking about our world to tackle some of the key challenges facing society today, including threats to health and wellbeing, the rise of Artificial Intelligence and biases (including the unrecognised problem of digital inequality). We believe in the value of the critical-creative dialogue between pioneers of digital technology and the (literary) arts, humanities and social sciences to help us navigate potential human futures.