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Professor Dave Berry

Dave Berry, Professor of Digital Humanities at Sussex University, on a visit to the History of Computing Collection, May 2022.
Tom Lean

Tom Lean, technology historian, on a visit to the History of Computing Collection, April 2018.
Education Minister, Jeremy Miles

Jeremy Miles, Education Minister, delighted by our 1978 Commodore PET, visiting the History of Computing Collection, June 2022.
J V Tucker, PL/1 in New York, Winchester and Vienna

An article on IBM Vienna Laboratory Reports in the Collection about the formal specification of the language PL/1. Published: BCS FACS FACTS, Issue 2022-2, July 2022, 5-15.
IBM 1620 purchase proposal

IBM 1620 purchase proposal
IBM 1620 purchase proposal

IBM 1620 purchase proposal
22.7 J V Tucker, Origins and Development of Formal Methods for Software Engineering

22.7 J V Tucker, Origins and Development of Formal Methods for Software Engineering
BERNERS-LEE - Poster English

BERNERS-LEE - Poster English
BERNERS-LEE - Poster Welsh

BERNERS-LEE - Poster Welsh
GOSLING - Poster English

GOSLING - Poster English
GOSLING - Poster Welsh

GOSLING - Poster Welsh
HOPPER - Poster English

HOPPER - Poster English
HOPPER - Poster Welsh

HOPPER - Poster Welsh
PDF of Betty's Diary

PDF of Betty's Diary
SUCS Logo

SUCS Logo
Rainbow

Painted artwork of a rainbow with the words "this too shall pass"
Distressed Man

Colour hand-drawn image of a white man putting his hands to his face in distress
Early Morning Walking

Abstract watercolour image of a human face looking pensive foregrounded against a landscape. The text reads 'Early morning walking. I miss the hills of my dreaming"
Example 1

A black and white stock image of a handshake
Helen Griffiths and Louise Fleet

Helen Griffiths and Louise Fleet
ACM Conference UKICER 2023

ACM Conference UKICER 2023
Hywel Thomas

Hywel Thomas
Social Media Icons

Icons for insta and X
Swansea Science Festival

Apple's first series of iMacs still attracting attention
Swansea Science Festival

Apple's first series of iMacs still attracting attention