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Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

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The ACM History Committee is a body within the Association for Computing Machinery, founded in 1947 and the largest educational and scientific society for the computing profession, dedicated to preserving and interpreting ACM's history and its role in computing. It funds History and Archiving Fellowships supporting historical research projects and hosts events such as the Capturing Hidden ACM Heritage seminar. The site documents award winners and past fellowship proposals related to computing history research.
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Resource TypePublic Institution, Research, Professional Society
Website https://history.acm.org/
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CostFree
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