Röentgen, Wilhelm Conrad, 1845-1923
Variant namesGerman scientist Röentgen discovered the existence and capabilities of x-rays during experiments in 1895. Fundamental contributions are his first articles describing x-rays. For his work, Röentgen won the Nobel Prize in 1901.
From the guide to the Fundamental contributions to the X-ray : the three original communications on a new kind of ray / Wilhelm Conrad Röentgen, 1972, 1972, (History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine)
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| creatorOf | Fundamental contributions to the X-ray : the three original communications on a new kind of ray / Wilhelm Conrad Röentgen, 1972, 1972 | History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine |
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Birth 1845
Death 1923
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