Harvard Computation Laboratory

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The Harvard Computation Laboratory was a pioneering research center at Harvard University that developed early electromechanical and electronic computers, including the Harvard Mark I, under the direction of Howard Aiken.

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instanceOf computer science research center
research laboratory
affiliation Harvard University
alternateName Harvard Computation Lab NERFINISHED
Harvard Computation Laboratory for Applied Mathematics NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith International Business Machines (IBM) NERFINISHED
contributedTo advancement of large-scale calculating machines
development of stored-program computer concepts
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developed Harvard Mark I NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark II NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark III NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark IV NERFINISHED
director Howard H. Aiken NERFINISHED
educated early computer scientists
engineers
era World War II
early Cold War
field applied mathematics
computer science
computing machinery
foundedBy Howard H. Aiken NERFINISHED
hasKeyPerson Grace Hopper NERFINISHED
Howard H. Aiken NERFINISHED
Robert Campbell NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance one of the earliest university-based computer laboratories
pioneering center in large-scale automatic computation
influenced design of later mainframe computers
development of academic computer science programs
knownFor Harvard Mark I NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark II NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark III NERFINISHED
Harvard Mark IV NERFINISHED
development of early electromechanical computers
development of early electronic computers
locatedIn Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harvard University NERFINISHED
notableProject Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator (ASCC) NERFINISHED
partOf Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences NERFINISHED
researchFocus automatic computation
ballistics calculations
numerical analysis
supportedBy IBM NERFINISHED
United States Navy NERFINISHED
usedTechnology electromechanical relays
electronic components

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Howard Aiken hasEmployer Harvard Computation Laboratory
Amazing Grace employer Harvard Computation Laboratory
subject surface form: Grace Hopper
this entity surface form: Harvard University (Mark I project)
Harvard Mark I computer operatedBy Harvard Computation Laboratory
subject surface form: Harvard Mark I