Mathematical Laboratory, University of Cambridge

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The Mathematical Laboratory, University of Cambridge was the pioneering computing research center at Cambridge where early computers like EDSAC were developed and where Maurice Wilkes led foundational work in computer science.

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instanceOf academic research laboratory
computing research center
associatedWith Cambridge computing tradition NERFINISHED
EDSAC user community
collaboratedWith Cambridge University Mathematical Faculty NERFINISHED
contributedTo development of programming techniques
early computer engineering
foundations of computer science
country United Kingdom
developed EDSAC NERFINISHED
EDSAC 2 NERFINISHED
Titan computer NERFINISHED
employed David Wheeler NERFINISHED
Maurice Wilkes NERFINISHED
Stanley Gill NERFINISHED
equipment analog computing devices
early electronic digital computers
fieldOfWork automatic computing
computer science
computing
numerical analysis
foundedBy University of Cambridge NERFINISHED
headedBy Maurice Wilkes NERFINISHED
historicalRole training ground for early computer scientists and engineers
hostInstitutionOf Cambridge Computer Laboratory tradition
EDSAC NERFINISHED
inception 1937
laterKnownAs Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge NERFINISHED
Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge NERFINISHED
legacy helped establish computer science as an academic discipline at Cambridge
locatedIn Cambridge, England
surface form: Cambridge

England
notableDirector Maurice Wilkes NERFINISHED
notableProject EDSAC NERFINISHED
EDSAC 2 NERFINISHED
Titan computer NERFINISHED
originalPurpose support mathematical research with mechanical and electronic computation
partOf Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
researchOutput early textbooks and papers on programming
technical reports on computer design
significance one of the earliest university computing laboratories in the world
pioneering center for stored-program computer development
timePeriodOfProminence mid-20th century
usedFor research in computer architecture
research in numerical methods
research in programming languages

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Maurice Wilkes employer Mathematical Laboratory, University of Cambridge