I love this display, Brian. What a great way to showcase all the women in computing titles. Hope your students enjoy them. eCheers, Eileen Buckholtz On Wed, Jan 21, 2026 at 10:43 AM Brian Randell via Members < members@lists.sigcis.org> wrote:

Hi:

Last weekend I took a mixed party of about twenty visitors around the School of Computing at Newcastle University, mainly to see our historical computing display (some ten display cabinets). But I also showed them our display (see attached photo) of books “Women in Computing” - it was the one display that the visitors actually applauded! (It is sponsored by Sage Computing, and we have arranged that additional copies of all the books on display are borrowable from the University Library.)

Cheers

Brian Randell

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