Demonstrating an affinity for electrical engineering in childhood, Nick Holonyak, Jr., invented the first practical LED (light emitting diode), the first visible-spectrum semiconductor laser and the household dimmer switch. His discoveries have had a major impact on the lighting industry, global communications, and consumer products, and thus earned him the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize in 2004.
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cache06248 1 year ago
Holonyak was John Bardeen's research student. Imagine having an icon as one's academic supervisor.
ilovehornyslags 1 year ago
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varindergabru 1 year ago