Past News

Fall 2021

CBI offices

Director's Desk

NAE logo

Yost Appointed to a NEA expert committee

Trippy CBI archives pic

News from the Archives, Fall 2021

Norberg 1986

Remembering Arthur Norberg

JHUP logo

Yost’s and Con Diaz’s Studies in Computing and Culture Book Series at JHUP

Donn B Parker headshot

Donn B. Parker (1929-2021)

Adding machines were precursors to computers. ”Double Check Table” shows a woman with working on an adding machine.

Now accepting applications for the 2022-23 Tomash Fellowship

Archive tour

Announcing 2022 Norberg Grant for CBIA use

Spring/Summer 2021

CBI offices

Director's Desk

Z4: the world's first commercial digital computer.

The Early History of the History of Computing: An Oral History Project

CDC archive

From the Archives Summer 2021

Baltic Server

CFP - Automation by Design

Zachary Loeb, Doctoral Candidate & 2021-22 Tomash Fellow

Zachary Loeb Named New Tomash Fellow

John Kendall CBI IDF Fellow

UMN IDFs Exemplifying and Enriching CBI’s Interdisciplinary Mission

Norberg lecturing

Norberg Grantees, 2021

Winter 2020/2021

CBI offices

Director's Desk Fall/Winter

Just Code poster image top only

Wrap up of CBI’s “Just Code” Symposium

JC opening day slide

Behind the Scenes at Just Code: Thoughts from Our Graduate Associates

Archive shelves

From the Archives – December 2020

Our new home page come January 2020.

New CBI website launched in late January

Lady Bird Johnson uses the Picturephone to make a call from Washington, DC to New York City.

Interfaces: Ongoing Call for Papers

Solid State

Solid State, one of two local public TV productions used ASC resources in their runs for a Midwest Emmy

Gideon Gartner

Remembering Gideon Gartner

Spring/Summer 2020

Korean plant

Just Code Awarded Sloan Grant

Aaron Plasek

Plasek Awarded Tomash Fellowship

Norberg grantees

Schlombs and Coon are 2020 Norberg Travel Grant Recipients

Kids @ computer

Launching Interfaces eJournal

CBI offices

From the Director's Desk

CBI Newsletter

Prior to the unveiling of Bits & Bytes in Spring of 2020, news from the Institute was available in the form of the CBI Newsletter which came out (more or less) twice a year. Provided below are the last 10 years worth of our past newsletters. If you are interested in news and information before 2010, contact the Institute.

Please note, permission to copy all or part of the contents of the CBI Newsletter is granted provided that the source is cited and a copy of the publication is sent to the Institute.

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