Tag: Renaissance Computing Institute

  • RENCI and the Digital Antique Shop
    RENCI and the Digital Antique Shop

    In 2004, I moved to North Carolina to found the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI). My goal was to bring a new approach to computationally mediated problem solving, one rooted in multidisciplinary teams and focused on important and vexing societal problems – health, environment, society, and economics. In a phrase, to be a catalyst for innovation.…

  • On “Retirement,”  Gratitude, and the Future
    On “Retirement,” Gratitude, and the Future

    On August 1, 2024, I will become a Presidential Professor (emeritus) at the University of Utah, though my work and research will continue.

  • Stored Program Computing: Ideas and Individuals Do Change the World
    Stored Program Computing: Ideas and Individuals Do Change the World

    Johnny von Neumann’s draft report on EDVAC and the stored program concept transformed and codified modern digital computing