This is the landmark event at The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) at Bletchley Park where we remembered the life and achievements of Tommy Flowers with ‘Preserving the legacy of Tommy Flowers: Uncovering Lost Histories…
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The Institute was delighted to visit and network at the launch of the ‘Knitting the Air’ exhibition in Poplar, London on the 25th September 2025. The project has been undertaken by a network of knitters…
IHUL attended a landmark event at The National Museum of Computing, celebrating Tommy Flowers, pioneer of Colossus—the world’s first semi-programmable computer. The event also honoured IHUL Board member Garry Hunter for his work preserving Flowers’s legacy.
Prof Brendon Noble and Garry Hunter attended The Artist Who Draws Cancer Patients, Simon Tolhurst’s exhibition at London’s Coningsby Gallery, showcasing powerful portraits of patients from his decade-long residency with UCLH Charity.