Chatting with Ben Segal - Podcast Episode 13 - More Resources

Published on July 30, 2020

CERN Alumnus, David Garcia Quintas approached the Alumni Relations team some months ago with the idea of creating a podcast. Out of this idea is born the 'Chatting with Ben Segal' serial which you will find here on the CERN Alumni Network, in weekly installments.

Introducing Chatting with Ben Segal

 

Chapter 13 - More Resources

Ben’s Personal Website

Ben’s Internet Hall of Fame

Apprenticeship - 60 years of computing experience (CERN, October 2019): part 1, part 2

Previous Episodes:

Episode 1 -Who Is Ben Segal
Episode 2 - How to Get Started
Episode 3 -Los Alamos
Episode 4 - Fun with Tapes
Episode 5 - Chasing a Cheap IBM Computer
Episode 6 - California, then and now
Episode 7 - The Importance of Mentors
Episode 6 - California, then and now
Episode 7 - The Importance of Mentors
Episode 8 - Distributed Computing & Meeting Tim Berners-Lee
Episode 9 - Early Battle of Network Protocols After STELLA Project
Episode 10 - Connecting Europe & CERN to the Internet
Episode 11 - The Rocky Beginnings of TCP/IP in Europe
Episode 12 - Evolution of Computing at CERN

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