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The National Museum of Computing's Honorary Fellowship Programme acknowledges outstanding individuals who have made a significant and lasting contribution to the fields of computing and technology.
During the ceremony, Simon Lavington was presented with his Honorary Fellowship by Andrew Herbert, Chair of Trustees at The National Museum of Computing. The presentation took place in the First Generation Gallery, in front of the WITCH, the oldest working First Generation computer on the planet. Simon gave a presentation looking at the career of Dina St Johnston, and historic male/female diversity in UK computing. He then took questions from the audience.
Recorded 18th September 2024.
The National Museum of Computing's Honorary Fellowship Programme acknowledges outstanding individuals who have made a significant and lasting contribution to the fields of computing and technology.
During the ceremony, Simon Lavington was presented with his Honorary Fellowship by Andrew Herbert, Chair of Trustees at The National Museum of Computing. The presentation took place in the First Generation Gallery, in front of the WITCH, the oldest working First Generation computer on the planet. Simon gave a presentation looking at the career of Dina St Johnston, and historic male/female diversity in UK computing. He then took questions from the audience.
Recorded 18th September 2024.
