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Gabor, Dennis
1900 - Born on 5th of June in Budapest, Hungary.
1927 - He wrote his Ph.D. thesis concerning the cathode ray tube and worked on plasma lamps.
1933 - He was invited to Britain to work at the development department of the British Thomson-Houston
company.
1936 - He married with Marjorie Butler.
1947 - He invented holography while working at British Thomson-Houston company.
1948 - He moved to Imperial Collage London, England.
1951 - He publish his theories of optical imaging and holography.
1958 - He became a professor of Applied Physics.
1962 - He invented the laser the first coherent light source.
1963 - He invented the first hologram.
1967 - He retired as a professor of Applied Physics.
1972 - He developed an interest in social analysis and published The Mature Society: a view of the future.
1979 - He died on the 9th of February in London, England.
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Inventing the Future by Dennis Gabor (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1964) |
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DIFFRACTION MICROSCOPY. by Dennis. Nobel Laureate in Physics. (SIGNED) GABOR (Unknown Binding - May 18, 2008) |
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Inventing education for the future (University of California, Los Angeles. Institute of Government and Public Affairs. MR-59) by Dennis Gabor (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1965) |
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