The National Museum of Computing's Honorary Fellowship Programme acknowledges outstanding individuals who have made a significant and lasting contribution to the fields of computing and technology.
During this ceremony, Simon Lavington will be presented with his Honorary Fellowship by Andrew Herbert, Chair of Trustees at The National Museum of Computing. The presentation will take place in the First Generation Gallery, in front of the WITCH, the oldest working First Generation computer on the planet. On accepting his Honorary Fellowship, Simon Lavington will respond, taking questions from the audience.
This is an onsite event which will also be live streamed for those who would prefer to attend virtually. Please see below for further information.
Online Attendance Includes:
Access to the livestream of the Awards Ceremony to witness Simon Lavington being presented with his Honorary Fellowship and his subsequent response, including a short question and answer session.
Onsite Attendance Includes:
Refreshments/canapés and networking.
Physical attendance to the Awards Ceremony to witness Simon Lavington being presented with his Honorary Fellowship and his subsequent response, including a short question and answer session.
The opportunity to meet Simon Lavington in person.
Please note, there is a limited capacity for onsite attendance.
For any queries or further information please contact izzy.swaney@tnmoc.org. Alternatively, you can contact the Museum via telephone on 01908 374708.
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