The Alan Turing Memorial is a tribute to the renowned mathematician and computer scientist, Alan Turing, who played a crucial role in breaking the German Enigma code during World War II. Located in Manchester, England, the memorial features a bronze statue of Turing, depicting him seated on a bench, deep in thought. It was unveiled in 2001 to honor his contributions to computing and artificial intelligence. The memorial also serves to recognize Turing's legacy as a pioneer of modern computing and his tragic story, including his persecution due to his sexuality. It stands as a symbol of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the fields of science and technology.