Honghong Tinn
@honghongtinn.bsky.social
Assistant Professor in the Program in the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine & Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota
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Many thanks to questions from Drs. Jennifer Alexander, Jennifer Gunn, Jeff Yost(@justcode.bsky.social), Anna Graber, Hiromi Mizuno, Adam Negri, and more. They, & many audience members, have been to my other presentations on & off campus! I am grateful for their generous support & valuable feedback!
September 26, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Many thanks to questions from Drs. Jennifer Alexander, Jennifer Gunn, Jeff Yost(@justcode.bsky.social), Anna Graber, Hiromi Mizuno, Adam Negri, and more. They, & many audience members, have been to my other presentations on & off campus! I am grateful for their generous support & valuable feedback!
Reposted by Honghong Tinn
Libraries and consortia interested in supporting the growing Direct to Open program can make their commitment through November 30, 2025. Learn more about this groundbreaking initiative and how your institution can participate: mitpress.mit.edu/mit-press-ex...
September 4, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Libraries and consortia interested in supporting the growing Direct to Open program can make their commitment through November 30, 2025. Learn more about this groundbreaking initiative and how your institution can participate: mitpress.mit.edu/mit-press-ex...
Reposted by Honghong Tinn
September 4, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Many thanks to the feedback and questions from ECE colleagues!
September 10, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Many thanks to the feedback and questions from ECE colleagues!
I focused on four examples of tinkerers in my book Island Tinkerers: (1) a group of technical aid program participants (in the 1960s), (2) Quanta Computer founder Barry Pak-lee Lam, (3) Acer Computer founder Stan Shih, and (4) TSMC founder Morris Chang.
September 10, 2025 at 12:52 AM
I focused on four examples of tinkerers in my book Island Tinkerers: (1) a group of technical aid program participants (in the 1960s), (2) Quanta Computer founder Barry Pak-lee Lam, (3) Acer Computer founder Stan Shih, and (4) TSMC founder Morris Chang.