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Hace 16 horas · Grace Hopper's Legacy. 09. In 1966, Hopper retired from the Navy but was recalled to active duty for several years to help standardize the Navy's computer languages. 10. She was awarded the National Medal of Technology in 1991, becoming the first female individual recipient of the honor. 11.
Hace 4 días · Aaron Chizhik, Grace Hopper College “A 2023 recipient of the The R. J. R. Cohen Summer Fellowship for Musical Performance Studies, among many other music-oriented accolades, Aaron Chizhik is majoring in Physics (intensive) and Music, a combination of intellectual aspirations which has stood out to the Dean and Head since he arrived at Hopper.
Hace 4 días · Blodgett was the first woman awarded a doctorate in physics from Cambridge University and the first woman to be hired as a scientist at General Electric. She received a total of eight U.S. patents and was the sole inventor on six of them. Her inventions included: perfecting tungsten filaments in electric lamps (1916), smoke screens (WW2), non ...
Hace 1 día · Grace participo en la armada de los Estados Unidos en 1941. Durante esta época Hopper trabajo con Howard Aiken en la Mark 1, invento hecho por Aiken. A Aiken le costó aceptar que una mujer fuera parte de su equipo sin embargo con el tiempo Hopper fue impresionando a Aiken tanto que le pidió que escribiera el manual de operaciones.
Hace 3 días · Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Admiral Grace Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and Navy rear admiral. Learn about her groundbreaking w...
Hace 5 días · Aaron Chizhik, Grace Hopper College. “A 2023 recipient of the The R. J. R. Cohen Summer Fellowship for Musical Performance Studies, among many other music-oriented accolades, Aaron Chizhik is majoring in Physics (intensive) and Music, a combination of intellectual aspirations which has stood out to the Dean and Head since he arrived at Hopper.
Hace 4 días · Hopper worked on many teams and programs, her inventions were promoted/demonstrated by many lecturers at the University of Pennsylvania, and she was often referred to as “Amazing Grace.” She retired from the Navy as Rear Admiral, and her importance is widely recognized and appreciated worldwide.
