Discover how a teacher from Lincolnshire changed our world forever in a new exhibition at Lincoln Museum: George Boole's School.
Inspired by the life and legacy of the Lincolnshire-born mathematician George Boole, who devised Boolean algebra, on which much of our computer language is based today.
Throughout his life, Boole worked as a dedicated teacher. He began teaching at the very early age of 16. Taking Boole’s dedication to teaching as a starting point, the Courtyard Gallery has been transformed into a classroom environment that celebrates the history, present and future of maths and the scientific age.
In this free exhibition, you can:
- Discover the history of Western maths and how it has developed.
- Learn about the life of the local man who devised Boolean logic, influencing the future of electrical engineering and computer science.
- De-code some of the words used in modern maths, science and computing.
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The exhibition is open in the Courtyard Gallery, Lincoln Museum
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Lincoln Museum
Danes Terrace
Lincoln
LN2 1LP