Codebreaker: Alan Turing's Life & Legacy at The Science Museum
Overview
A special exhibition celebrating the centenary of the birth of Alan Turing opens in June 2012. This biographical exhibition explores Turing's inspirational story and examines his profound influence on the fields of code-breaking, computing, mathematics, artificial intelligence and biology.
The life and legacy of Alan Turing will be told using objects (including some which have never been on display), archive material, interactive exhibits, photographs and quotes.
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