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How six women moved from being computers to being the original programmers of the world’s first powerful electronic brain, the ENIAC.
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computer programming, computing history, ENIAC, mechanical computation, women in technologyPeople
Frances Bilas, J. Prosper Eckert, Herman Goldstine, Jean Jennings, Ruth Lichterman, John Mauchly, Kathleen McNulty, John von Neumann, Frances Elizabeth Snyder, Maryland WescoffPlaces
Ballistic Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, Institute for Advanced Studiy, the Moore School, PhiladelphiaTimes
1940s to 1950sShowing 5 featured editions. View all 5 editions?
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