Ed Roberts

A GLOBAL photographic exhibition featuring the smallholder farmers and fisherfolk who feed the world will be opening its doors across two Frome arts venues on 2nd July.

There is now a newer subset of autistic students who are college-bound — the nonspeaking and the sensorily disorganized autistics like me.

Today, Ed Roberts, parts and services director of Bozard Ford, joins the show to discuss recruiting technicians in today’s auto industry.

How a student with his 800-pound iron lung pioneered disability rights, changed U.S. law  The Washington Post

EMMERDALE has seen Aaron Dingle and Robert Sugden blossom into one of the soap’s most popular couples but their union may be threatened by the arrival of someone from the past.

The Altair 8800 debuted in 1975, and other companies soon began to imitate it, right down to its 100-pin expansion bus. Later dubbed S-100, the bus became the basis of the first personal computer hardware standard. Let’s take a look back.

An economically-sustainable hydrogen industry in Australia could soon be on the cards according to a blueprint released by CSIRO, the national science agency, which found that cost-competitiveness is firmly on the horizon. Source: CSIRO. The National Hydrogen Roadmap sets out a path to develop the a…

Paige Weitz of Sycamore and Noah Detrick of Butler win the boys and girls high series at the 2018 All-Star Bowling tournament at Colerain Bowl

Nestled behind the popular Golden Bear Cafe is the office of the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP. Its unassuming exterior belies a program that is both the product of a rich history of disability activism and a reminder that the work is far from done.Read More…

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Designed by Ed Roberts and released in 1974, the MITS ALTAIR sparked the personal computer revolution and was the basis for Microsoft’s first product, the Altair BASIC interpreter. It cost $4…

Go back to 1974 and the dawn of home computing with this Arduino-based kit

Four-lane U.S. 27 to Lexington a top priority  Commonwealth Journal's History

Thanks to recent advances in aquarium technology, you, too, can grow a coral reef in your basement. But sometimes, the coral attacks

The way you your start life isn’t necessarily the way you have to live it.

Only the southern third remains unscathed, an expert said.

Ed Roberts, an activist for disability rights, is the subject of today’s Google Doodle. Here’s a look at his life and career.

From Wheeler County farmer to father of the personal computer  The Telegraph

The role of toilets in the history of American freedom  West - Welfare Society Territory

After taking part in a session on careers at Imperial College London, Elizabeth Moylan reflects on leaving science behind, and how a career change can be perceived.