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   5 days ago · Fact 7: Wilhelm Roentgen’s Nobel Prize. In 1901, Röntgen snagged the first Nobel Prize in Physics. His X-ray revelation echoed across generations. Every clinic, lab, and radiology department ...

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   2 days ago · Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, a German physicist, was experimenting with cathode rays when he noticed an odd glow in his lab. He realized that some unknown type of ray was passing through solid black cardboard and causing a fluorescent effect. Roentgen could have easily dismissed this observation as a random occurrence.

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   4 days ago · [Discovery of x-rays by Wilhelm Roentgen occurred in 1895] Madelung Deformity. Frontal and lateral radiographs of both wrists show shortening of the ulnar portion of the distal radii (blue arrows) with exaggeration of the radial inclination and proximal migration of the proximal carpal row (black arrows) producing a V-shape between the radius ...

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   Who was Wilhelm Röntgen?

   • Wilhelm Röntgen (lived 1845 – 1923) was a physics professor. He received the very first Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901 for his discovery of X-rays. Within two weeks of first generating X-rays he had invented X-ray photography. The first ever X-ray photograph was of the bones in his wife’s hand.

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   How did Wilhelm Röntgen make his discovery?

   • Though Wilhelm Röntgen made his discovery through seven weeks of solitude, keeping his work secret from his assistants and wife (who reportedly accepted her husband’s sudden reclusiveness calmly, interrupting only to bring him meals), the discovery was anything but a quiet affair the instant it was published.

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   What was Röntgen's first work?

   • Röntgen’s first work was published in 1870, dealing with the specific heats of gases, followed a few years later by a paper on the thermal conductivity of crystals.

   Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen – Biographical - NobelPrize.org

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   Who invented Madelung X-rays?

   • Named after: Otto Wilhelm Madelung, German surgeon, in 1878. [Discovery of x-rays by Wilhelm Roentgen occurred in 1895] Madelung Deformity.

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6. www.heraldry-wiki.com › wiki › Category:Wilhelm_RöntgenHeraldic glossary : Wilhelm Röntgen in heraldry

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   4 days ago · The wing of the Greater Prairie-Chicken, a type of grouse, has a slotted tip that helps the bird burst into flight when startled. Robert Clark. In recent years researchers have begun to piece ...

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9. history-computer.com › people › wilhelm-kuttnerWilhelm Küttner – Complete Biography, History, and Inventions

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   4 days ago · Wilhelm Küttner’s calculating machine (DE84269, 23.11.1894: Rechenmaschine with Zwangsläufiger Bewegung der Registrirräder und des Tourenzählers) was granted a patent in 1894. Later, Küttner won Swiss (CH9450, 07.12.1894), French (FR243015, 20.11.1894), and US patents (US patent 650066, 23.01.1895)

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    5 days ago · Answer: Wilhelm Roentgen Wilhelm Roentgen discovered and documented x-rays, a form of electromagnetic radiation, in 1895. He found them by accident when he was experimenting with vacuum tubes and called them x-rays or "x-strahlen" - "x" for the unknown (because they were an unknown type of radiation) and strahlen, the German word for rays.