Accepted Abstracts

Troy Astarte. From Monitors to Monitors: an Early History of Concurrency Primitives

Aggelos Biboudis, Jeremy Gibbons and Oleg Kiselyov. All Things Flow: Unfolding the History of Streams

Veronica Dahl. Doughnut Computing: Aiming at Human and Ecological Well-Being

Edgar Daylight. Church's Reception of Turing's 1936 Paper: a Philosophical Angle

Moritz Feichtinger. Databasing Djungle-War: The US-Army's data-processing systems during the Vietnam War, 1966-1975

Carmen Flury and Rosalìa Guerrero. A national school computer for the emerging digital society: East German and Swedish efforts to develop a state-mandated educational computer in the 1980s-1990s.

Laura Fontanella. The evolution of the concept of proof through realizability

Michael Friedman. Leibniz on Stocking Frame, Computing and Weaving

Jens Ulrik Hansen and Paula Quinon. The role of expert knowledge in Big Data and Machine Learning

Chris Holland.Slipping Through Our Fingers Even As We Tighten Our Grip on the Controller: Rentism and the Consequences for Video Games

Michael Jackson. Cyber-Physical Programming

Cliff Jones. One concurrent program: three attempts at its formal verification

Moritz Mähr. The public, the private, and the domestication of the information system. How data protection governed the Swiss administration in the 1970s.

Mirjam Mayer and Ricky Wichum. Public Data and Personal Computers. The Emergence of a Personal Computing Culture in the Swiss Federal Administration, ca. 1980

Maximilian Noichl. The epistemic Vices and Virtues of Dimensionality Reduction

Philippos Papayannopoulos, Nir Fresco and Oron Shagrir. On Two Different Kinds of Computational Indeterminacy

Tomas Petricek and Joel Jakubovic. Complementary science of interactive programming systems

Camilla Quaresmini and Giuseppe Primiero. Data Quality Dimensions for Fair AI

Philipp Sander. There is no Hardware - Lynn Conway and the Mead-Conway-Revolution.

Edith Schmid. Computing Systems as Social Institutions

Jelena Stanulovic. Influence of the self-management in the development of personal computers in socialist Yugoslavia during the ‘80s

Mate Szabo. The Early Days of the Hungarian Software Industry

Javier Toscano. Intentionalities of code: historical practices and devices. A philosophical account

Stefan Trausan-Matu. A Poststructuralist Perspective on Computer-Generated Literature

Marcelo Vianna. “Processing the development”: technical groups, profiles and decisions on computer technologies in Brazil in the late 1950s

David Waszek. Informational equivalence but computational differences? Herbert Simon on representations in scientific practice

Nick Wiggershaus. An Agential Theory of Implementation for Computer Science

Robin Zebrowski, John Sullins, Eric Dietrich, Bram Van Heuveln and Chris Fields. The History and Legacy of the AI Wars