Very good book:
"Grace Hopper: Admiral of the Cyber Sea" by Kathleen Broome
She also features in the "Information Age" exhibit/wing of the London Science Museum and the museum tends to maintain a large trove of back-up material on persons. Contact their research department:
Also, the GHC has a significant bucket of source material:
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Hi Jordi Fornes,there is the book:Kurt W. Beyer: Grace Hopper and the Invention of the Information Age, Cambridge, MA und London: MIT Press (Lemelson Center Studies in Invention and Innovation), 2009.Best, Rudi SeisingZitat von Jordi Fornes <jfornes@ac.upc.edu>:Dear SICIS colleagues,
I'm preparing a bibliography about Grace Hopper. Do you know any primary or secondary source you consider essential?
Thanks!
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