• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 183 matches

• 2019
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  Christopher Leslie, Martin Schmitt:
  Histories of Computing in Eastern Europe - IFIP WG 9.7 International Workshop on the History of Computing, HC 2018, Held at the 24th IFIP World Computer Congress, WCC 2018, Poznań, Poland, September 19-21, 2018, Revised Selected Papers. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology 549, Springer 2019, ISBN 978-3-030-29159-4 [contents]
• 2018
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  Stefano Bodrato, Fabrizio Caruso, Giovanni A. Cignoni:
  Discovering Eastern Europe PCs by Hacking Them ... Today. HC 2018: 279-294
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  Michal Dolezel, Zdenek Smutný:
  The Emergence of Computing Disciplines in Communist Czechoslovakia: What's in a (Sovietized) Name? HC 2018: 16-39
• 
  Marek Grajek:
  The Long Road Toward the Rejewski-Różycki-Zygalski Cipher Center in Poznań. HC 2018: 87-96
• 
  Marek Holynski:
  Early Computer Development in Poland. HC 2018: 71-86
• 
  Vladimir A. Kitov:
  On the History of Gosplan, the Main Computer Center of the State Planning Committee of the USSR. HC 2018: 118-126
• 
  Vladimir A. Kitov:
  Main Teleprocessing Monitors for Third-Generation Computers in the USSR. HC 2018: 127-135
• 
  Vladimir A. Kitov, Edward M. Proydakov:
  Twentieth Anniversary of the Russian Virtual Museum of Computing and Information Technology History. HC 2018: 295-303
• 
  Olga V. Kitova, Vladimir A. Kitov:
  Anatoly Kitov and Victor Glushkov: Pioneers of Russian Digital Economy and Informatics. HC 2018: 99-117
• 
  Timo Leipälä, Valery V. Shilov, Sergey A. Silantiev:
  Israel Abraham Staffel: Lost Book Is Found. HC 2018: 229-251
• 
  Christopher Leslie:
  From CoCom to Dot-Com: Technological Determinisms in Computing Blockades, 1949 to 1994. HC 2018: 196-225
• 
  Sergey B. Oganjanyan, Valery V. Shilov, Sergey A. Silantiev:
  Armenian Computers: First Generations. HC 2018: 3-15
• 
  Inara Opmane, Rihards Balodis:
  ICT History Study as Corporate Philanthropy in Latvia. HC 2018: 304-316
• 
  Martin Schmitt:
  Socialist Life of a U.S. Army Computer in the GDR's Financial Sector - Import of Western Information Technology into Eastern Europe in the Early 1960s. HC 2018: 139-164
• 
  Miroslaw Sikora:
  Cooperating with Moscow, Stealing in California: Poland's Legal and Illicit Acquisition of Microelectronics Knowhow from 1960 to 1990. HC 2018: 165-195
• 
  Marina Smolevitskaya:
  The Engineering Heritage of Bashir Rameev at the Polytechnic Museum: Honoring the 100th Anniversary of His Birth. HC 2018: 317-341
• 
  Máté Szabó:
  László Kalmár and the First University-Level Programming and Computer Science Training in Hungary. HC 2018: 40-68
• 
  Chris Zielinski:
  Mathematicians at the Scottish Café. HC 2018: 252-275
• 2016
• 
  A. Barbara Ainsworth, Neil Clarke, Chris Avram, Judy Sheard:
  MONET - Monash University's Campus LAN in the 1980s - A Bridge to Better Networking. HC 2016: 23-48
• 
  Herbert E. Bruderer:
  The Birth of Artificial Intelligence: First Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Paris in 1951? HC 2016: 181-185
• 
  Herbert E. Bruderer:
  The World's Smallest Mechanical Parallel Calculator: Discovery of Original Drawings and Patent Documents from the 1950s in Switzerland. HC 2016: 186-192
• 
  Giovanni A. Cignoni, Giovanni A. Cossu:
  The Global Virtual Museum of Information Science & Technology, a Project Idea. HC 2016: 101-114
• 
  Bill Davey, Robert F. Houghton:
  Why not OSI? HC 2016: 115-121
• 
  Frank Dittmann:
  Technology vs. Political Conflict - How Networks Penetrate the Iron Curtain. HC 2016: 49-57
• 
  Roger G. Johnson:
  There and Back Again - Andrew Booth, a British Computer Pioneer, and his Interactions with US and Other Contemporaries. HC 2016: 58-70
• 
  Evangelos Kotsioris:
  Electronic "Ambassador": The Diplomatic Missions of IBM's RAMAC 305. HC 2016: 165-180
• 
  Christopher Leslie:
  Flame Wars on Worldnet: Early Constructions of the International User. HC 2016: 122-140
• 
  Nicholas Lewis:
  The Route Less Taken: The Homegrown Los Alamos Integrated Computer Network. HC 2016: 1-22
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  Martin Schmitt:
  The Code of Banking: Software as the Digitalization of German Savings Banks. HC 2016: 141-164
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  Valery V. Shilov, Sergey A. Silantiev:
  'Machines à Comparer les Idées' of Semen Korsakov: First Step Towards AI. HC 2016: 71-86

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