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Elisabetta Mori
About Me
Elisabetta Mori holds a Ph.D in History and Philosophy of Computing at Middlesex University, London.
Her research focus is the European history of computing, with a special interest in software preservation and Human-Computer interaction. She is a professionally trained oral historian of computing. She is a member of the French ANR-funded project PROGRAMme, a member of the Computer Conservation Society, a member of the LEO Computers Society and an external member of the Business and Labour History Group at the University of Sydney. She is collaborating with the Museum of Computing Machinery of the University of Pisa in Italy and with the Archives of IT in the UK.
At Software Heritage she will help testing, developing and promoting the Software Heritage Acquisition Protocol and the Software Stories.
Her research focus is the European history of computing, with a special interest in software preservation and Human-Computer interaction. She is a professionally trained oral historian of computing. She is a member of the French ANR-funded project PROGRAMme, a member of the Computer Conservation Society, a member of the LEO Computers Society and an external member of the Business and Labour History Group at the University of Sydney. She is collaborating with the Museum of Computing Machinery of the University of Pisa in Italy and with the Archives of IT in the UK.
At Software Heritage she will help testing, developing and promoting the Software Heritage Acquisition Protocol and the Software Stories.