02-11-2018
The Centre for Computing History has recently worked with Momentum Worldwide to help create an interactive timeline exhibit for the Microsoft 'Future Decoded' event.
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The Centre for Computing History and the LEO Computers Society are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a £101,000 development grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF)* for Swiss R...
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18-09-2018
A festival of Women in Computing opens on September 24th at the Centre for Computing History.
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17-07-2018
Following on from the success of our 2017 Women in Computing festival we've made it an annual event in our calendar!
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People interested in the history of computing can now dive into an archive of programmes created by the BBC for a national initiative called the 'Computer Literacy Project' throughout the 1980s.
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22-06-2018
Casual Visitor Services Assistants We are looking for casual Visitor Services Assistants to welcome visitors to the museum by helping to cover our front desk.
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28-05-2018
On Friday 18th May Alex Meyer MEP launched our new fundraising campaign for museum learning.
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27-04-2018
Collections Manager vacancy We're looking for a Collections Manager to help us look after our amazing collection.
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23-03-2018
Our super clever volunteer Iffat Islam of Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge won last weekend's Stemettes design-a-game event hosted by Microsoft Research and Head Stemette, Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE.
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April 7th, All-Day Show Featuring Award-Winning Local Companies The Centre for Computing History, a major archive, hands-on museum and learning centre in Cambridge, is delighted to announce the Cambridge Game Developers' Showcase.
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15-03-2018
New Heritage Partnership to Protect Important Archive The Centre for Computing History, a major archive, hands-on museum and learning centre in Cambridge and the LEO Computers Society, a group pass...
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We're marking the 2018 UK Year of Engineering with a series of new education events.
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09-10-2017
In John Naughton's June 2017 column for the Guardian, Want to succeed in tech? Try not to be a woman.
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Computing History: Where did all the women go? was opened on Oct 5 by Y6 students from St Mary's Junior School, Cambridge.
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Opening on October 5th, Computing History: Where did all the women go? will present a timely and fascinating new insight into the unrecognised contributions of pioneering women in the computing indus...
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We have joined forces with multinational tech company Citrix to bring more learning activities to even greater numbers of children.
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25-08-2017
Our new exhibition - Security in a Connected World - opened on Thursday 24 August and will run for three weeks until 14 September.
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17-08-2017
With just over a month to go until the launch of our new autumn exhibition Computing History: Where did all the women go? we are busy putting the finishing touches to an exciting programme of events.
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14-08-2017
If you're planning to head over and see us during the summer holidays, you'll find that we're offering something a little different this year.
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What do you think of when you hear the term "Computer"? It's a tough one because they've come in all shapes and sizes throughout history.
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