The proliferation and accessibility of massive online databases of textual, visual and aural resources in the study of history, languages, civilizations and cultures have brought new complexity to research in these fields. More than ever before, advanced computational systems, tools and techniques are required to visualize, analyze and manage archival resources.

TACC staff seek to collaborate with researchers from the humanities colleges at the University of Texas at Austin – including the Colleges of Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Communications, Architecture, Social work, McCombs School of Business and the LBJ School of Public Affairs – to help them discover new ways that advanced computing may be applied in these areas. We will work with researchers at all levels of technology expertise, from beginner to the most advanced. TACC will provide access to systems, technical support, training, and other services associated with advanced computing and visualization technologies.

For more information, contact Karl Schulz.