Silicon Valley Talks: Carlin Wing, "Bounce: Balls, Walls, and Bodies in Games and Play"

Please join us Thursday (tomorrow), 4pm at the Silicon Valley Archives, Stanford University Libraries, for a book talk by Carlin Wing, "Bounce: Balls, Walls, and Bodies in Games and Play." More info: events.stanford.edu/event/silico...

Exhibitions and Engagement Librarian, Silicon Valley Archives in University Libraries, Stanford, California, United States Stanford University Libraries is seeking a full-time Exhibitions and Engagement Librarian, Silicon Valley Archives to join the Humanities and Area...

The Silicon Valley Archives in the Stanford University Libraries is looking for an Exhibits and Engagement Librarian - see the job posting here: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/exhibit...

"Essential Engagement: The Works of Joseph DeLappe" Exhibit Opening and Artist Talk

Join us Thursday afternoon, 4pm, for the opening of the retrospective exhibit, "Essential Engagement: The Works of Joseph DeLappe" in the Silicon Valley Archives, Hohbach Hall, Cecil H. Green Library, on the Stanford campus. Details (please RSVP): events.stanford.edu/event/essent...

New images of three Apple Computer objects in the Silicon Valley Archives in the Stanford University Libraries : the Lisa wooden model; Apple I, and Apple II prototype: searchworks.stanford.edu/view/qn424fh...
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Silicon Genesis project celebrates 30 years of documenting semiconductor pioneers For three decades, Stanford’s longest-running oral history project has captured the stories of semiconductor innovation through interviews and archival materials.

The Silicon Valley Archives in the Stanford University Libraries is celebrating the 30th year of the Silicon Genesis project, oral histories of the semiconductor industry. Read more here:
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Highlights from the Apple Inc. Collections in the Silicon Valley Archives

Open today, running through mid-October: Highlights from the Apple Inc. Collections in the Silicon Valley Archives. Hohbach Hall, Green Library, Stanford University. Includes Apple I, Apple II prototype, and much more.
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Where are you, Patrick? Mürren? Or is that on the other side?