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Alan Turing was born in Maida Vale, London.
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Alan Turing becomes an undergraduate at King's College in Cambridge to study Mathematics
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Alan's work is noticed and he is elected Fellow of King's College at the age of 23
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Alan goes to Princeton University to study mathematics and is awarded a PhD.
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Alan is asked to work as a level intelligence link with USA. He shares information on cryptology
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Alan develops the Bombe. It is a device for decrypting messages sent by Germans using the Enigma machine
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Alan joins the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington. He published a paper with the design of a stored-program computer
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Alan is awarded the OBE for his wartime services
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Alan is appointed as Reader in the Mathematics Department of Manchester University
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Alan is appointed to deputy director of the Computer Laboratory at Manchester University
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Alan published "Computing Machinery and Intelligence". Which was his development of the Turing Test.
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Alan is elected a fellow of the Royal Society. He talks about Artificial Intelligence on the BBC radio's Third Programme.
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Alan was arrested for gross indecency and he lost all security clearance.
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Alan Turing passed away on June 8th. He was found in his home. The death was caused by poisoning. An apple laced with cyanide was found next to him
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The Turing Award was established and given each year to a person for technical contributions to the computing community.
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A statue of Alan Turing was unveiled in Sackville Gardens, Manchester.
