Computer History Museum

The 2015 Fellow Award Honorees Are…

The Fellow Awards are one of the most important dimensions of the Museum. They illustrate the stories of computing's heroes—the trailblazers who have made the technology revolution possible, and who have changed our lives forever. It is a privilege for the Museum to recognize the work of these legends that have provided the world with such incredible innovation, and more importantly, with such an optimistic and hopeful future. We are delighted to welcome Evelyn Berezin, Charles Bachman and Bjarne Stroustrup, and we will be honored to celebrate their work and achievements through their induction into the Hall of Fellows on April 25.

Currently Recruiting for Volunteer Training

We are currently looking for new volunteers to work with our elementary, middle school and high school museum visitors! Our goal is to engage and inspire today's youth, encouraging them to see themselves as the problem-solvers and innovators of tomorrow.

Cut, Copy, and Paste

Larry Tesler, computer scientist, pioneer, and the legend who coined the terms "cut, copy, and paste," talks about his early years at the Bronx High School of Science, his time at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) during the 1960s, work on the POLOS and PUB projects as well as Smalltalk and NoteTaker at Xerox PARC.

Revolutionaries Season 4 on KQED

Revolutionaries, the interview series produced by the Computer History Museum, in association with KQED Silicon Valley, returns for another season. The 14-episode series airs on KQED Plus on Tuesdays at 7pm. Tune in Tuesday, January 27th and dive into the successful world of Pixar Animation Studios with Pixar co-founder and author of Creativity, Inc Ed Catmull in conversation with Museum CEO John Hollar.