Date
|
Invention or Discovery
|
Inventor or Discoverer
|
Nationality
|
1250
|
Magnifying glass
|
Roger Bacon
|
English
|
1450
|
Printing press
|
Johann Gutenberg
|
German
|
1504
|
Pocket watch
|
Peter Henlein
|
German
|
1590
|
Compound microscope
|
Zacharias Janssen
|
Dutch
|
1593
|
Water thermometer
|
Galileo
|
Italian
|
1608
|
Telescope
|
Hans Lippershey
|
Dutch
|
1625
|
Blood transfusion
|
Jean-Baptiste Denys
|
French
|
1629
|
Steam turbine
|
Giovanni Branca
|
Italian
|
1642
|
Adding machine
|
Blaise Pascal
|
French
|
1643
|
Barometer
|
Evangelista Torricelli
|
Italian
|
1650
|
Air pump
|
Otto von Guericke
|
German
|
1656
|
Pendulum clock
|
Christiaan Huygens
|
Dutch
|
1661
|
Methanol. - Volume,
pressure, temperature relation in gases.
|
Robert Boyle
|
Irish
|
1668
|
Reflecting telescope
|
Isaac Newton
|
English
|
1671
|
Calculating machine
|
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
|
German
|
1683
|
Bacteria
|
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
|
Dutch
|
1687
|
Motion, Laws of
|
Isaac Newton
|
English
|
1698
|
Steam pump
|
Thomas Savery
|
English
|
1701
|
Seed drill
|
Jethro Tull
|
English
|
1710
|
Piano
|
Bartolomeo Cristofori
|
Italian
|
1712
|
Steam engine
|
Thomas Newcomen
|
British
|
1714
|
Mercury thermometer
|
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
|
German
|
1717
|
Diving bell
|
Edmund Halley
|
English
|
1725
|
Stereotyping
|
William Ged
|
Scottish
|
1745
|
Leyden jar
(condenser)
|
E.G. von Kleist
|
German
|
1752
|
Lightning rod
|
Benjamin Franklin
|
American
|
1758
|
Achromatic lens
|
John Dollond
|
British
|
1759
|
Marine chronometer
|
John Harrison
|
British
|
1764
|
Spinning jenny
|
James Hargreaves
|
British
|
1769
|
Spinning frame
|
R. Arkwright
|
English
|
1769
|
Steam engine (with
separate condenser)
|
James Watt
|
British
|
1775
|
Submarine
|
David Bushnell
|
American
|
1780
|
Steel pen
|
Samuel Harrison
|
English
|
1780
|
Bifocal lens
|
Benjamin Franklin
|
American
|
1783
|
Balloon, hot-air
|
Joseph Michel Montgolfier and
Jacques E'tienne Montgolfier |
French
|
1784
|
Threshing machine
|
Andrew Meikle
|
British
|
1785
|
Power loom
|
Edmund Cartwright
|
British
|
1786
|
Steamboat
|
John Fitch
|
American
|
1788
|
Flyball governor
|
James Watt
|
British
|
1791
|
Gas turbine
|
John Barber
|
British
|
1792
|
Illuminating gas
|
William Murdock
|
Scottish
|
1793
|
Cotton gin
|
Eli Whitney
|
American
|
1795
|
Hydraulic press
|
Joseph Bramah
|
English
|
1796
|
Lithography
|
Aloys Senefelder
|
German
|
1796
|
Smallpox vaccination
|
Edward Jenner
|
British
|
1799
|
Fourdrinier machine
(papermaking)
|
Louis Robert
|
French
|
1800
|
Jacquard loom
|
Joseph Marie Jacquard
|
French
|
1800
|
Electric battery
|
Count Alessandro Volta
|
Italian
|
1801
|
Pattern loom
|
Joseph Marie Jacquard
|
French
|
1804
|
Screw propeller
|
John Stevens
|
American
|
1804
|
Solid-fuel rocket
|
William Congreve
|
British
|
1804
|
Steam locomotive
|
Richard Trevithick
|
British
|
1805
|
Electroplating
|
Luigi Gasparo Brugnatelli
|
Italian
|
1810
|
Food preservation
(by sterilization & air-exclusion)
|
Francois Appert
|
French
|
1810
|
Printing press
|
Frederick Koenig
|
German
|
1814
|
Railroad locomotive
|
George Stephenson
|
British
|
1815
|
Safety lamp
|
Sir Humphry Davy
|
British
|
1816
|
Bicycle (no pedals)
|
Karl D. Sauerbronn
|
German
|
1819
|
Stethoscope
|
Rene' Theophile-Hyacinthe Laennec
|
French
|
1820
|
Hygrometer
|
J.F. Daniell
|
English
|
1820
|
Galvanometer
|
Johann Salomo Cristoph Schweigger
|
German
|
1821
|
Electric motor
|
Michael Faraday
|
British
|
1823
|
Silicon
|
Jons Jakob Berzelius
|
Swedish
|
1823
|
Electromagnet
|
William Sturgeon
|
British
|
1824
|
Portland cement
|
Joseph Aspdin
|
British
|
1827
|
Friction match
|
John Walker
|
British
|
1829
|
Typewriter
|
W.A. Burt
|
American
|
1829
|
Braille printing
|
Louis Braille
|
French
|
1830
|
Platform scales
|
Thaddeus Fairbanks
|
American
|
1830
|
Sewing machine
|
Barthelemy Thimonnier
|
French
|
1831
|
Phosphorus match
|
Charles Sauria
|
French
|
1831
|
Reaper
|
Cyrus Hall McCormick
|
American
|
1831
|
Dynamo
|
Michael Faraday
|
British
|
1834
|
Electric streetcar
|
Thomas Davenport
|
American
|
1835
|
Pistol (revolver)
|
Samuel Colt
|
American
|
1837
|
Telegraph
|
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Sir Charles Wheatstone |
American
British |
1838
|
Morse code
|
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
|
American
|
1839
|
Photography
|
Louis-Jacques-Mande' Daguerre
Joseph Nicephore Niepce and William Henry Fox Talbot |
French
British |
1839
|
Vulcanized rubber
|
Charles Goodyear
|
American
|
1839
|
Steam hammer
|
James Nasmyth
|
Scottish
|
1839
|
Bicycle (with
pedals)
|
Kirkpatrick MacMillan
|
British
|
1845
|
Pneumatic tire
|
Robert William Thompson
|
American
|
1846
|
Rotary printing
press
|
Richard March Hoe
|
American
|
1846
|
Nitroglycerin
|
Ascanio Sobrero
|
Italian
|
1846
|
Guncotton
|
Christian Friedrich Schoenbein
|
German
|
1846
|
Ether
|
Crawford Williamson Long
|
American
|
1849
|
Reinforced concrete
|
F.J. Monier
|
French
|
1849
|
Safety pin
|
Walter Hunt
|
American
|
1849
|
Water turbine
|
James Bicheno Francis
|
American
|
1850
|
Refrigerator
|
Alexander Twining
& James Harrison |
American
& Australian |
1850
|
Mercerized cotton
|
John Mercer
|
British
|
1851
|
Breech-loading rifle
|
Edward Maynard
|
American
|
1851
|
Opthalmoscope
|
Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz
|
German
|
1852
|
Nonrigid airship
|
Henri Giffard
|
French
|
1852
|
Elevator (with
brake)
|
Elisha Graves Otis
|
American
|
1852
|
Gyroscope
|
Jean Bernard Leon Foucault
|
French
|
1855
|
Hypodermic syringe
|
Alexander Wood
|
Scottish
|
1855
|
Safety matches
|
J.E. Lundstrom
|
Swedish
|
1856
|
Bessemer converter
(steel)
|
Sir Henry Bessemer
|
British
|
1858
|
Harvester
|
Charles and William Marsh
|
American
|
1859
|
Spectroscope
|
Gustav Robert Kirchhoff and
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen |
German
|
1860
|
Internal-combustion
engine
(gas, two-cycle) |
Sadi Carnot (theory, 1824)
Jean-Joseph-Etienne Lenoir |
French
|
1861
|
Web-fed newspaper
printing press
|
Richard March Hoe
|
American
|
1861
|
Electric furnace
|
Wilhelm Siemens
|
British
|
1861
|
Machine gun
|
Richard Jordan Gatling
|
American
|
1861
|
Kinematoscope
|
Coleman Sellers
|
American
|
1865
|
Heredity, Laws of
|
Gregor Mendel
|
Austrian
|
1865
|
Antiseptic surgery
|
Joseph Lister
|
English
|
1866
|
Paper (from wood
pulp, sulfite process)
|
Benjamin Chew Tilghman
|
American
|
1866
|
Dynamite
|
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
|
Swedish
|
1868
|
Dry cell
|
Georges Leclanche'
|
French
|
1868
|
Typewriter
|
Carlos Glidden and
Christopher Latham Sholes |
American
|
1868
|
Air brake
|
George Westinghouse
|
American
|
1870
|
Celluloid
|
John Wesley Hyatt and Isaiah Hyatt
|
American
|
1871
|
Continuous current
dynamo
|
Zenobe-Theophile Gramme
|
Belgian
|
1874
|
Quadruplex telegraph
|
Thomas Alva Edison
|
American
|
1875
|
Atomated
Machine-oiler
|
Elijah McCoy, the "Real McCoy"
|
Canadian
|
1876
|
Germ theory of
disease
|
Louis Pasteur (1859)
and Robert Koch |
French
German |
1876
|
Telephone
|
Alexander Graham Bell
|
American
|
1877
|
Internal-combustion
engine (four-cycle)
|
Nikolaus August Otto
|
German
|
1877
|
Talking machine
(phonograph)
|
Thomas Alva Edison
|
American
|
1877
|
Microphone
|
Emile Berliner
|
American
|
1877
|
Electric welding
|
Elihu Thomson
|
American
|
1877
|
Refrigerator car
|
G.F. Swift
|
American
|
1878
|
Cream separator
|
Carl Gustav de Laval
|
Swedish
|
1878
|
Cathode ray tube
|
Sir William Crookes
|
British
|
1879
|
Cash register
|
James J. Ritty
|
American
|
1879
|
Light Bulb
(Incandescent filament) |
Thomas Alva Edison
Sir Joseph Wilson Swan |
American
British |
1879
|
Automobile engine
(two-cycle)
|
Karl Benz
|
German
|
1879
|
Arc lamp
|
Charles Francis Bush
|
American
|
1880
|
Linotype
|
Ottmar Mergenthaler
|
American
|
1884
|
Steam turbine
|
C.A. Parsons
|
English
|
1884
|
Rayon (nitrocellulose)
|
Comte Hilaire Bernigaud de Chardonnet
|
French
|
1884
|
Multiple-wheel steam
turbine
|
Sir Charles Algernon Parsons
|
British
|
1884
|
Nipkow disk
(mechanical television scanning device)
|
Paul Gottlieb Nipkow
|
German
|
1884
|
Fountain pen
|
Lewis Edson Waterman
|
American
|
1885
|
Automobile
(w/ int.combustion engine) |
Karl Benz and
Gottlieb Daimler |
German
|
1885
|
Graphophone
(dictating machine)
|
Chichester A. Bell and
Charles Sumner Tainter |
American
|
1885
|
AC transformer
|
William Stanley
|
American
|
1887
|
Air-inflated rubber
tire
|
J.B. Dunlop
|
Scottish
|
1887
|
Gramophone (disk
records)
|
Emile Berliner
|
American
|
1887
|
Gas mantle
|
Baron Carl Auer von Welsbach
|
Austrian
|
1887
|
Mimeograph
|
Albert Blake Dick
|
American
|
1887
|
Monotype
|
Tolbert Lanston
|
American
|
1887
|
Automated Electric
Elevator
|
Alexander Miles
|
American
|
1888
|
Adding machine
(recording)
|
William Seward Burroughs
|
American
|
1888
|
Kodak camera
|
George Eastman
|
American
|
1889
|
Steam turbine
|
C.G. de Laval
|
Swedish
|
1890
|
Rayon (cuprammonium)
|
Louis Henri Despeissis
|
French
|
1891
|
Glider
|
Otto Lilienthal
|
German
|
1891
|
Motion picture
camera (kinetograph)
|
Thomas Alva Edison
William K. L. Dickson |
American
British |
1891
|
Motion picture
viewer (kinetoscope)
|
Thomas Alva Edison
William K. L. Dickson |
American
British |
1891
|
Synthetic rubber
|
Sir William Augustus Tilden
|
British
|
1892
|
AC motor
|
Nikola Tesla
|
American
|
1892
|
Three-color camera
|
Frederick Eugene Ives
|
American
|
1892
|
Rayon (viscose)
|
Charles Frederick Cross
|
British
|
1892
|
Vacuum bottle (Dewar
flask)
|
Sir James Dewar
|
British
|
1893
|
Photoelectric cell
|
Julius Elster Hans F. Geitel
|
German
|
1893
|
Diesel engine
|
Rudolf Diesel
|
German
|
1893
|
Gasoline automobile
|
Charles Edgar Duryea and
J. Frank Duryea |
American
|
1894
|
Motion picture
projection
|
Louis Jean Lumiere and Auguste Marie Lumiere
Charles Francis Jenkins |
French
American |
1895
|
X-ray
|
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
|
German
|
1895
|
Rayon (acetate)
|
Charles Frederick Cross
|
British
|
1895
|
Wireless telegraph
|
Marchese Guglielmo Marconi
|
Italian
|
1896
|
Experimental
airplane
|
Samuel Pierpont Langley
|
American
|
1898
|
Sensitized
photographic paper
|
Leo Hendrik Baekeland
|
American
|
1900
|
Rigid dirigible
airship
|
Graf Ferdinand von Zeppelin
|
German
|
1902
|
Radiotelephone
|
Valdemar Poulsen
Reginald Aubrey Fessenden |
Danish
American |
1903
|
Airplane
|
Wilbur Wright and Orville Wright
|
American
|
1903
|
Windshield wipers
|
Mary Anderson
|
American
|
1903
|
Electrocardiograph
|
Willem Einthoven
|
Dutch
|
1905
|
Diode rectifier tube
(radio)
|
Sir John Ambrose Fleming
|
British
|
1906
|
Gyrocompass
|
Hermann Anschutz-Kaempfe
|
German
|
1907
|
Triode amplifier
tube (radio)
|
Lee De Forest
|
American
|
1908
|
Cellophane
|
Jacques Edwin Brandenberger
|
Swiss
|
1908
|
Two-color motion
picture camera
|
C. Albert Smith
|
British
|
1909
|
Salvarsan
|
Paul Ehrlich
|
German
|
1910
|
Plastic synthesized
(Bakelite)
|
Leo H. Baekeland
|
American
|
1910
|
Hydrogenation of
coal
|
Friedrich Bergius
|
German
|
1910
|
Gyroscopic compass
and stabilizer
|
Elmer Ambrose Sperry
|
American
|
1911
|
Air conditioning
|
W.H. Carrier
|
American
|
1911
|
Vitamins
|
Casimir Funk
|
Polish
|
1911
|
Cellophane
|
Jacques Edwin Brandenberger
|
Swiss
|
1911
|
Neon lamp
|
Georges Claude
|
French
|
1912
|
Mercury-vapor lamp
|
Peter Cooper Hewitt
|
American
|
1913
|
Ramjet engine
|
Rene' Lorin
|
French
|
1913
|
Multigrid electron
tube
|
Irving Langmuir
|
American
|
1913
|
Cracked gasoline
|
William Meriam Burton
|
American
|
1913
|
Heterodyne radio
receiver
|
Reginald Aubrey Fessenden
|
American
|
1914
|
Gas-Mask (Hood)
|
Garrett Morgan
|
American
|
1915
|
Automobile
self-starter
|
Charles Franklin Kettering
|
American
|
1916
|
Browning gun
(automatic rifle)
|
John Moses Browning
|
American
|
1916
|
Gas-filled incandescent
lamp
|
Irving Langmuir
|
American
|
1916
|
X-ray tube
|
William David Coolidge
|
American
|
1919
|
Mass spectrograph
|
Sir Francis William Aston
Arthur Jeffrey Dempster |
British
American |
1922-26
|
Sound motion
pictures
|
T.W. Case
|
American
|
1922
|
Insulin
|
Sir Frederick Grant Banting
|
Canadian
|
1923
|
Autogiro
|
Juan de la Cierva
|
Spanish
|
1923
|
Television
iconoscope
|
Vladimir Kosma Zworykin
|
American
|
1923
|
Three-way Traffic
Signal
|
Garrett Morgan
|
American
|
1924
|
Quick-frozen food
|
Clarence Birdseye
|
American
|
1925
|
Television image
dissector tube
|
Philo Taylor Farnsworth
|
American
|
1926
|
Aerosol can
|
Erik Rotheim
|
Norwegian
|
1926
|
Liquid-fuel rocket
|
Robert Hutchings Goddard
|
American
|
1927
|
Paints & Stains
from soybeans
|
George W. Carver
|
American
|
1927-9
|
Universe is
Expanding
|
George LeMaitre
Edwin P. Hubble |
Belgian
American |
1928
|
Penicillin
|
Sir Alexander Fleming
|
British
|
1930
|
Bathysphere
|
(Charles) William Beebe
|
American
|
1930
|
Freon (low-boiling
fluorine compounds)
|
Thomas Midgley and coworkers
|
American
|
1930
|
Modern gas-turbine engine
|
Sir Frank Whittle
|
British
|
1930
|
Neoprene (synthetic
rubber)
|
Father Julius Arthur Nieuwland and Wallace Hume Carothers
|
American
|
1931
|
Cyclotron
|
Ernest Orlando Lawrence
|
American
|
1931
|
Differential
analyzer (analogue computer)
|
Vannevar Bush
|
American
|
1932
|
Phase contrast
microscope
|
Frits Zernike
|
Dutch
|
1932
|
Van de Graaff
generator
|
Robert Jemison Van de Graaff
|
American
|
1933
|
Frequency modulation
(FM)
|
Edwin Howard Armstrong
|
American
|
1935
|
Buna (synthetic
rubber)
|
German scientists
|
German
|
1935
|
Radiolocator (radar)
|
Sir Robert Watson-Watt
|
British
|
1935
|
Cortisone
synthesized
|
Percy Julian, Edward Kendall
Tadeus Reichstein |
Americans
Swiss |
1935
|
Electron microscope
|
German scientists
|
German
|
1935
|
Sulfanllamide
|
Gerhard Domagk
|
German
|
1935
|
Nylon
|
Wallace Hume Carothers
|
American
|
1936
|
Jet Engine
Propulsion
|
Sir Frank Whittle
Hans von Ohain |
English
German |
1936
|
Twin-rotor
helicopter
|
Heinrich Focke
|
German
|
1937
|
Snowmobile
|
Armand Bombardier
|
Canadian
|
1938
|
Ballpoint pen
|
Georg and Ladislao Biro
|
Hungarian
|
1939
|
DDT
|
Paul Moeller
|
Swiss
|
1939
|
Helicopter
|
Igor Sikorsky
|
American
|
1940
|
Betatron
|
Donald William Kerst
|
American
|
1941
|
Turbojet aircraft
engine
|
Sir Frank Whittle
|
British
|
1942
|
Guided missile
|
Wernher von Braun
|
German
|
1942
|
Nuclear reactor
|
Enrico Fermi
|
American
|
1942
|
Xerography
|
Chester Carlson
|
American
|
1944
|
V-2
(rocket-propelled bomb)
|
German scientists
|
German
|
1945
|
Atomic bomb
|
U.S. government scientists
|
American
|
1945
|
Streptomycin
|
Selman A. Waksman
|
American
|
1946
|
Digital computer,
electronic
|
John Presper Eckert, Jr., and
John W. Mauchly |
American
|
1947
|
Holography
|
Dennis Gabon
|
English
|
1947
|
Chlormycetin
|
Mildred Rebstock
|
American
|
1947
|
Polaroid Land camera
|
Edwin Herbert Land
|
American
|
1947
|
Bathyscaphe
|
Auguste Piccard
|
Swiss
|
1947
|
Microwave oven
|
Percy L. Spencer
|
American
|
1948
|
Scintillation
counter
|
Hartmut Kallmann
|
German
|
1948
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Aureomycin
|
Benjamin Minge Duggar and
Chandra Bose Subba Row |
American
|
1948
|
Transistor
|
John Bardeen, Walter Houser Brattain, and William
Shockley
|
American
|
1949
|
Ramjet airplane
|
Rene' Leduc
|
French
|
1950
|
Color television
|
Peter Carl Goldmark
|
American
|
1950
|
NMR (Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance)
|
Felix Bloch & Edward Purcell
|
American
|
1952
|
Hydrogen bomb
|
U.S. government scientists
|
American
|
1952
|
Bubble chamber
(nuclear particle detector)
|
Donald Arthur Glaser
|
American
|
1953
|
Maser
|
Charles Townes
|
American
|
1953
|
Structure of DNA
described
|
James Watson
and Francis Crick |
American
English |
1954
|
Solar battery
|
Bell Telephone Laboratory scientists
|
American
|
1954
|
Polio vaccine
|
Jonas Salk
|
American
|
1955
|
Synthetic diamonds
|
General Electric scientists
|
American
|
1955
|
Carbon dating
|
W.F. Libby
|
American
|
1955
|
Optical fibers
|
Narinder S. Kapany
|
Indian
|
1956
|
Hovercraft
|
Christopher Cockerell
|
English
|
1956
|
First prototype
rotary engine
|
Felix Wankel
|
German
|
1956
|
Videotape
|
Charles Ginsberg, Ray Dolby
|
American
|
1957
|
Sodium-cooled atomic
reactor
|
U.S. government scientists
|
American
|
1957
|
Artificial earth
satellite
|
USSR government scientists
|
Soviet
|
1958
|
Communications
satellite
|
U.S. government scientists
|
American
|
1959
|
Integrated circuit
|
Jack Kilby, Robert Noyce
|
American
|
1960
|
Laser
|
Charles Hard Townes, Arthur L. Schawlow, and Gordon Gould
|
American
|
1960
|
Chlorophyll
synthesized
|
Robert Burns Woodward
|
American
|
1960
|
Birth-control pill
|
Gregory Pincus, John Rock, and
Min-chueh Chang |
American
|
1962
|
Light-emitting diode
(LED)
|
Nick Holonyak, Jr.
|
American
|
1964
|
Liquid-crystal
display
|
George Heilmeier
|
American
|
1965
|
Kevlar technology
|
Stephanie Kwolek
|
American
|
1966
|
Artificial heart
(left ventricle)
|
Michael Ellis DeBakey
|
American
|
1966
|
Tunable dye laser
|
Mary Spaeth
|
American
|
1967
|
Human heart
transplant
|
Christiaan Neethling Barnard
|
South Africa
|
1969
|
Internet (initially
"ARPAnet")
|
Leonard Kleinrock
|
American
|
1970
|
First full synthesis
of a gene
|
Har Gobind Khorana
|
American
|
1971
|
Microprocessor
|
Ted Hoff
|
American
|
1971
|
Nuclear magnetic
resonance imaging
|
Raymond Damadian
|
American
|
1972
|
Electronic pocket
calculator
|
J.S. Kilby and J.D. Merryman
|
American
|
1972
|
First
magnetohydrodynamic power generator
|
USSR government scientists
|
Soviet
|
1973
|
Skylab orbiting
space laboratory
|
U.S. government scientists
|
American
|
1974
|
Ethernet
|
Robert M. Metcalfe & D.R. Boggs
|
American
|
1974
|
Recombinant DNA
(genetic engineering)
|
U.S. scientists
|
American
|
1975
|
CAT (computerized
axial tomography) scanner
|
Godfrey N. Hounsfield
|
British
|
1975
|
Fiberoptics
|
Bell Laboratories
|
American
|
1976
|
Computer (personal)
|
Steve Wozniak
|
American
|
1976
|
Supercomputer
|
J.H. Van Tassel and Seymour Cray
|
American
|
1977
|
MRI (Magnetic
Resonance Imaging)
|
Paul Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield
|
American
|
1978
|
Synthesis of human
insulin genes
|
Roberto Crea, Tadaaki Hirose, Adam Kraszewski, and
Keiichi Itakura
|
American
|
1978
|
Mammal to mammal
gene transplants
|
Paul Berg, Richard Mulligan, and Bruce Howard
|
American
|
1979
|
Compact disc
|
Joop Sinjou
Toshi Tada Doi |
Dutch
Japanese |
1979
|
Genetic flaw
repaired in mouse cells by recombinant DNA and micromanipulation techniques
|
W. French Anderson and coworkers
|
American
|
1981
|
Space transportation
system (space shuttle)
|
National Aeronautics and Space Administration engineers
|
American
|
1982
|
Artificial heart
|
Robert K. Jarvik
|
American
|
1983
|
Scanning tunneling
microscope
|
Gerd Binnig
Heinrich Rohrer |
German
Swiss |
1986
|
High-temperature
superconductors
|
J. Georg Bednorz
Karl A. Moeller |
German
Swiss |
1992
|
Magnetic boat
|
Yoshiro Saji
|
Japanese
|
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