Explore possibilities at the Humanities Lab!
Are you wondering how the Lab could support your research? Whether you have a well-defined project or just a spark of an idea, we’re here to help. Our team is happy to discuss potential methods, tools, and approaches—even if you're not yet sure how to proceed. The Humanities Lab is a space for exploration, experimentation, and collaboration, and we’re always open to new ideas and methodological development.
What is the Humanities Lab?
The Humanities Lab is a core facility for research infrastructure that welcomes researchers from all faculties at Lund University and beyond.
What can you do in the Lab?
Anyone working with or researching human behavior, communication, cognition, or culture would benefit from using the Humanities Lab as a research infrastructure.
How to use the Lab
Practical information on how to get access to free expertise and technology!
National research infrastructures
The Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet) funds research infrastructures of broad national interest that enable research of the highest scientific quality. The lab leads one and is a partner in three other such infrastructures.
Huminfra
Huminfra is a Swedish national infrastructure supporting digital and experimental research in the Humanities.
Want to learn something new?
We offer courses and tutorials on experimental methods.
News
From self-driving cars to archaeological finds: New SLAM scanner opens new possibilities for 3D documentation
What does a self-driving car have in common with the Humanities Lab’s new 3D scanner? The answer is SLAM technology, an advanced algorithm-based method that can map out an unknown environment while simultaneously tracking its position within it. Portable and impressively fast, the new SLAM scanner is a welcome addition to the lab’s equipment.
