2022 Fellow Award Ceremony

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Tonight, we honor the achievements of the 2022 Fellow honorees whose creativity, persistence, vision, and global influence in the field of computing have helped shape our everyday lives. 
 
Join us for Silicon Valley’s biggest night as technology leaders, innovators, and visionaries from around the world gather to celebrate the remarkable contributions of the Computer History Museum’s 2022 Fellow Honorees at our annual ceremony. Discover the impact of each Fellow on technology with tribute videos, personal introductions, and honoree remarks.  

Our 2022 Fellows are:  

• Don Bitzer: For pioneering online education and communities with PLATO and coinventing the plasma display.
• Adele Goldberg: For the promotion and codevelopment of the Smalltalk programming environment and for contributions that advanced the use of computers in education.   
• Dan Ingalls: For the creation and codevelopment of the Smalltalk language and programming environment.   
• Leonard Kleinrock: For his pioneering work on the mathematical theory of computer networks and roles in the ARPANET and in expanding the internet.  

This prestigious program is supported with collecting, education, research, and media efforts that reflect the seminal work of each Fellow and further the Museum’s mission to decode technology for everyone. We are honored to highlight and preserve the stories of these esteemed technology heroes for future generations. 

Discover the impact of each Fellow on technology with tribute videos, personal introductions, and remarks.  

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You can catch the full program here and enjoy reading the blog recap here.