If you’re headed to CHM this fall, be sure to check out two new display cases in the CHM lobby. In one, you’ll have a very good chance of finding the first computer mouse that you ever used. The display spans nearly five decades of mouse design, from 1964 when they were lab curiosities, all the way up to 2000.
Another display showcases some of the remarkable technology behind helping people to hear, including an early hearing aid and a speech processor used for Stanford experiments with patients who had cochlear implants. Learn more in this article.
From Prague to Berkeley to Nairobi to Kyiv, location data is being collected and analyzed through Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to map a better future in environmental conservation, healthcare, educational innovation, and more.
Join us to hear Pulitzer Prize-winning editor and former National Audubon Society CEO David Yarnold discuss his new book, The Geography of Hope: Real-Life Stories of Optimists Mapping a Better World.
