The historian Liesbeth De Mol (CNRS and Lille) visiting the History of Computing Collection and reading one of Haskell B Curry's ENIAC reports on programming, July 2022).
Kirsty Williams, Education Minister in the Welsh Government, visiting the History of Computing Collection and inspecting a stencil for drawing flowcharts of the kind she used in school, September 2019.
Two Cabinet Members of the Council for Swansea City and County Council visiting the History of Computing Collection 2023. (Left to right: Robert Smith, responsible for Education and Learning and Andrea Lewis, Deputy Leader of the Council and responsible for Digital Transformation of Services.)
Professor Helen Griffiths, Pro-Vice Chancellor at Swansea University, and Louise Fleet, HM Lord-Lieutenant of West Glamorgan, visit the Collection, October 2023.
Betti Williams (Patron of Technocamps) and Rebecca Evans MS (Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office, Welsh Government) visiting HoCC in June 2024.
The historian Dr Elisabetta Mori visiting the Collection to begin her research on the History of British HCI, funded by the Archives for IT and the Worshipful Company of Infromation Technologists. The machine is a Commodore PET purchased in Swansea in 1978.
Elin RhysFLSW of the production company Telesgop on a research visit for material for science documentaries, including one on Wales and the Bomb, April 2024.
Workshop on history of computing education at The United Kingdom and Ireland Computing Education Research. ACM Conference (UKICER 2023), 7-8 September 2023.