African
American inventors |
|
Patricia Bath, inventor
of the LaserPhaco laser eye surgery device |
ARC
ART
OVH |
| |
George Carruthers, inventor
of the far-ultraviolet camera |
ART
OVH |
| |
David Gittens, inventor
of the Ikenga 5302 gyroplane |
ART
OVH |
|
Marjorie Stewart Joyner,
inventor of the permanent waving machine for hair |
ART |
|
Lewis Latimer, inventor
of improved light bulb filaments |
ART |
| |
James McLurkin, inventor
of robotic ants |
ART1
ART2
ART3
AV
OVH |
|
Garrett Morgan, gas
mask and traffic signal inventor |
ART |
|
Hildreth (Hal) Walker,
inventor of laser devices and electromobiles (1995) |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Agriculture |
|
Barbed wire fencing |
ART |
|
Everett H. Bickley,
who invented a seed sorting machine |
ARC*
ART
|
|
Richard Adlard,
who worked on drip system irrigation methods |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Air
& space |
| |
George Carruthers,
inventor of the far-ultraviolet camera |
ART
OVH |
|
Corona spy camera |
OVH |
|
Draper Family, pioneers
in astronomical photography |
ARC* |
| |
David Gittens,
inventor of the Ikenga 5302 gyroplane |
ART
OVH |
| |
Paul MacCready, human-powered
flying machine inventor |
ART1
ART2
ART3
OVH |
| |
Ellen Ochoa,
NASA astronaut, scientist, and inventor in the field
of optical processing |
ART
OVH |
| |
Video history interviews
documenting the development of space satellite
manufacture at GE and RCA |
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Architecture
& construction |
| |
Andrew G. Butler, inventor
of the SmartLevel, an electronic builder's
level |
ARC
ART
OVH |
|
Santiago Calatrava,
artist, sculptor, engineer, and architect |
ART |
|
Douglas Cardinal, innovative
architect |
ART |
|
Cass Gilbert,
an American architect known for his commercial and
public buildings, including the Woolworth Building
in New York City |
ARC* |
| |
Subhendu Guha, inventor
of flexible solar roofing shingles |
ART
OVH |
| |
Chuck Hoberman,
inventor of expandable domes and spheres |
ART1
ART2
AV1
AV2
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Art |
| |
Arthur Ganson, kinetic
sculptor and inventor of toys |
ART
AV1
AV2 |
| |
Artist Jules Olitski
and paint manufacturer Mark Golden
talk about the invention of new pigments |
ART
AV
OVH
|
| Back to
the top |
|
Assistive
technology |
|
Mike Augspurger,
inventor of an all-terrain handcycle |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
|
Matt Capozzi and
Nathan Connolly, who invented an accessible
snowboard for people with a lower body disability |
ARC*
ART
|
|
Jose Hernandez-Rebollar,
inventor of the AcceleGlove that translates the alphabet
and sign language into audible speech |
ARC |
|
Krysta Morlan, waterbike
inventor |
ART |
|
Van Phillips, inventor
of the Flex-Foot and other prosthetic feet |
ARC
ART |
|
Lon Safko, inventor
of voice recognition software for the disabled |
ARC |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Business |
| |
Lamson cash carrier
video documentation of this mechanical means for moving
cash, sales slips, and change, by way of overhead wires,
between the sales clerks and the cashier |
ART
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Chemistry |
|
Art Fry, Post-It®
inventor |
ART |
|
Harold Kroto,
chemist and Nobel laureate who discovered the carbon
structures called buckminsterfullerenes |
ARC
ART
AV1
AV2
OVH |
| |
Stephanie Kwolek,
inventor of Kevlar® |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| |
Patsy Sherman,
inventor of Scotchgard® |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
|
Henry Wurtz,
a chemist and editor who contributed to both the theory
and practice of chemistry |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Computers |
|
Ralph H. Baer,
inventor of the home video game |
ARC |
|
Computer Oral
History Collection, audio interviews with
people instrumental to the development of computing |
ARC |
|
Grace Murray Hopper,
who invented the compiler, a machine language critical
to the development of computing |
ARC* |
|
Gordon Goldstein, a
computer engineer who worked on the UNIVAC 1 |
ARC |
|
Herb Grosch,
an astronomer and early computer professional |
ARC* |
| |
Thomas Massie,
inventor of a tactile interface for computers |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| |
Microelectronics
oral history interviews with pioneers in the field of
microelectronics |
OVH |
| |
John Clifford Shaw,
who developed one of the earliest list processing languages
and an early interactive time-sharing program |
ARC |
| |
Linus Torvalds, Linux
computer operating system founder |
ART |
| |
West Coast Computer Faire,
an annual computer fair first held in 1977. |
ARC |
| Back to
the top |
|
Electric
light & power |
|
Saul Dushman,
director of the Research Division of the Edison Lamp
Works |
ARC* |
|
Thomas Edison, inventor
of the phonograph, incandescent light bulb, and more |
ARC*
ART1 ART2
ART3
AV1 |
|
William J. Hammer,
a consulting electrical engineer who worked with Thomas
Edison on the incandescent light |
ARC* |
|
Lewis Latimer, inventor
of improved light bulb filaments |
ART |
|
Kenneth M. Swezey,
a writer and collector of materials about electrical
inventor Nikola Tesla |
ARC* |
|
Roman Szpur, high-efficiency
wind turbine inventor |
ART |
|
Elihu Thomson,
a scientist, inventor, and electrical manufacturer
of arc lighting, electric welding, and electrical
manufacturing |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Electron
microscopy |
|
Rubin Borasky, a
scientist who documented the history of electron microscopy |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Electronics |
|
Pierre Curie, who
was the first to observe the phenomenon of piezoelectricity |
ART |
|
Nick Holonyak Jr., who
demonstrated the first visible-light-emitting diode |
ART |
|
Jack Kilby, co-inventor
of the integrated circuit |
ART |
|
Otto Lehmann, who, with
Friedrich Reinitzer, discovered liquid
crystals |
ART |
|
Robert Noyce, co-inventor
of the integrated circuit |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
Environment |
| |
Subhendu Guha,
inventor of flexible solar roofing shingles |
ART
OVH |
|
United States
Fish Commission, which carried out the first
sustained study of marine biology in the United States |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Food |
|
Aladdin Industries Inc.,
inventor of the thermos bottle |
ARC* |
|
Eskimo Pie Corp.,
makers of America's first chocolate covered ice cream
bar, invented by Christian Kent Nelson |
ARC* |
|
Joseph B. Friedman,
inventor of the flexible drinking straw |
ARC*
ART |
|
Charlotte Cramer
Sachs, an inventor of food and household
products |
ARC |
|
Percy Spencer, microwave
intentor |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
Icons
of invention |
|
Alexander Graham Bell,
inventor of the telephone |
ART |
|
Thomas Edison, inventor
of the phonograph, incandescent light bulb, and more |
ART1
ART2
ART3
AV1 |
|
Benjamin Franklin and
the interplay between technology and democracy, discussed
by author Walter Isaacson |
AV1
AV2
AV3
|
|
Samuel Morse, inventor
of the electromagnetic telegraph |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
Industry
& manufacturing |
|
Felix P. ("Phil")
Caruthers, an engineer who developed machines
and systems for automated machine tools |
ARC* |
|
Robert G. Chamberlain,
one of the first numerical control programmers in
the United States |
ARC* |
|
Robert Scofield
Condon, a mechanical engineer who invented
pencil lead pointers, pencil sharpeners, milling machines,
gear cutting machines, and other devices |
ARC* |
|
Charles Eisler, who
invented machinery for producing electric lamps, television
and radio tubes, welding equipment, and laboratory equipment |
ARC |
| |
Edwin R. Fellows, founder
of the Fellows Gear Shaper Co., a leader in precision
gear production in the first half of the 20th century. |
ARC |
| |
H. Joseph Gerber, who
invented the computer-controlled fabric cutter and other
computer-controlled manufacturing equipment |
ARC
OVH |
| |
IDEO, innovative product
design team |
ART |
| |
Nathan Kane,
inventor of low-distortion bellow folds |
ART
OVH |
|
Max Kronenberg,
a research engineer who specialized in developing
techniques for the machining of metals |
ARC* |
| |
Marvin Mundel, an expert
in the fields of industrial engineering and time and
motion studies |
ARC |
| |
Sendzimir steel mill
video documenting the first "Z" mill for cold
rolling stainless steel in the United States, invented
by Tadeusz Sendzimir |
OVH |
|
Orla E. Watson,
who invented the telescoping shopping cart |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Materials
science |
|
Orlan W. Boston,
an engineer who studied the physical and chemical
properties of metals |
ARC* |
|
Nicholas C. Mandragos,
a structural engineer and lecturer on photo elasticity |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Medicine
& health |
|
Patricia Bath,
inventor of the LaserPhaco laser eye surgery device |
ARC
ART
OVH |
|
John C. Boyd,
a U.S. Navy surgeon and honorary curator of medicine
at the Smithsonian (1891-1892) |
ARC* |
|
Charles F. Brannock,
who invented the familiar Brannock foot-measuring
device |
ARC*
ART
|
| |
Curt I. Civin,
pediatric oncologist and stem cell researcher |
OVH |
| |
Gertrude Elion, Nobel
laureate and inventor of targeted drugs |
ART
AV1
AV2 |
| |
Ashok Gadgil,
inventor of UV Waterworks water purifier |
ART1
ART2
AV1
AV2
OVH |
| |
Wilson Greatbatch,
inventor of the implantable cardiac pacemaker |
ART1
ART2
AV
OVH |
| |
Robert Jarvik, inventor
of artificial hearts |
AV1 |
| |
Akhil Madhani, inventor
of a robotic cardiac surgery instrument |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| |
Moore-Stein protein
sequencer video documentation of the sequencer,
invented by Stanford Moore and William
Stein, that enabled automatic analysis of protein
structure |
OVH |
|
William T.G. Morton,
a discoverer of the anesthetic properties of ether |
ARC* |
|
Henry Roger, inventor
of the Lifwynn Eye-Movement Camera |
ARC |
|
Sharon Rogone, who invents
devices to help care for premature babies |
ARC
AV1
AV2 |
|
Milton K. Wirtz,
a pioneer in plastic eye prosthesis |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Military |
|
Corona spy camera |
OVH |
| |
Quartermaster Corps
video documentation of the inventive research and development
work of the Quartermasters |
ART
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Music |
|
Analog music synthesizer
oral history collection, documenting the pioneering
engineers and musicians of the electronic music synthesizer
from 1960 to 1970 |
OVH |
|
David Baker, music director
of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, talks
about sound and color |
AV |
|
George Beauchamp, who,
working with Adolph Rickenbacker, produced an electromagnetic
pickup for the first commercially viable electric guitar |
ART |
|
Country musician Junior Brown,
who created the the "guit-steel" by combining
a Spanish-style electric guitar and a lap-steel guitar |
ART |
|
John Dopyera, who designed
a steel-body guitar with banjo-type resonator- amplifiers
built into the top |
ART |
|
Electric guitar
video documentation on the cultural significance of
the electric guitar as instrument, technology, and
symbol |
ARC
ART1
ART2
OVH |
|
Leo Fender, the first
manufacturer to mass-produce Spanish-style solid-body
electric guitars |
ART |
|
John Hendricks, inventor
of the jazz style known as "Vocalese" |
AV |
|
Lloyd Loar, who developed
an electrostatic pickup that sensed vibrations in the
soundboard of stringed instruments |
ART |
|
C.F. Martin, whose innovations
in guitar construction and design led to a new American
tradition of flattop guitar making |
ART |
|
Ted McCarty, who designed
the Gibson Les Paul, the Flying V, and the Explorer
guitars, and patented numerous pickup devices |
ART |
|
Les Paul, an innovator
in solid-body electric guitars and inventor of recording
techniques such as sound-on-sound |
ART |
|
Adolph Rickenbacker,
who, working with George Beauchamp, produced an electromagnetic
pickup for the first commercially viable electric guitar |
ART |
|
Floyd Rose, who improved
solid-body guitar tremolo systems |
ART |
|
Paul Reed Smith, innovative
electric guitar maker |
ART1
ART2 |
| Back to
the top |
|
Nobel
Prize |
| |
Gertrude Elion, Nobel
laureate and inventor of targeted drugs |
ART
AV1
AV2 |
|
Harold Kroto, chemist
and Nobel laureate who discovered the carbon structures
called buckminsterfullerenes |
ARC
ART
AV1
AV2
OVH |
|
Interviews with 33 Nobel
laureates |
ARC
OVH |
|
William Phillips,
Nobel laureate in physics |
ARC
ART
AV1
AV2
OVH |
| |
Charles Townes, Nobel
laureate and inventor of the maser |
ART
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Personal
care |
|
Marion O'Brien Donovan,
the "grandmother of the disposable diaper" |
ARC*
ART
|
|
Marjorie Stewart Joyner,
inventor of the permanent waving machine for hair |
ART |
|
Nathaniel Mathis,
an innovative hairstylist, entrepreneur, inventor,
and community activist |
ARC* |
|
Ann Moore, inventor
of the Snugli baby carrier |
ART1
ART2
AV |
|
Lydia O'Leary, Covermark®
cosmetics inventor |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Pets |
|
Ruth Foster, coinventor
of the Gentle Leader® dog collar |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
Photography
& film |
|
Draper Family,
pioneers in astronomical photography |
ARC* |
|
Henry Roger, inventor
of the Lifwynn Eye-Movement Camera |
ARC |
|
Stan Winston, special
effects artist and robot inventor |
AV1
AV2
|
| Back to
the top |
|
Physics |
|
Louis Alvarez, inventor
of a “bubble chamber” that made tiny particles
inside an atom’s nucleus visible |
ART |
|
F. C. Brown, a physicist
and inventor who created and supervised the development
of education exhibits |
ARC |
|
William Phillips,
Nobel laureate in physics |
ARC
ART
AV1
AV2
OVH |
|
Ednor Rowe,
who created "Tantalus,"
the first dedicated synchrotron radiation laboratory
and source |
ARC
ART
OVH
|
|
The Superconducting Super Collider,
a particle accelerator that, if built, would have been
the world's most expensive instrument for basic science
|
ARC |
|
Serge Scherbatskoy,
a petroleum geophysical engineer who held more than
200 patents worldwide in petroleum exploration |
ARC |
| |
Charles Townes,
Nobel laureate and inventor of the maser |
ART
OVH |
|
Hildreth (Hal)
Walker, inventor of laser devices and electromobiles
(1995) |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Plastics |
|
Celluloid Corp.,
the original plastics manufacturer |
ARC* |
|
J. Harry DuBois,
an industrial consultant in the field of petrochemicals
and plastics |
ARC* |
|
Earl S. Tupper,
inventor of Tupperware |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Professional
societies |
|
Society for the
History of Technology, organized in 1958
to encourage the study of the development of technology
and its relations with society and culture |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Radio |
|
George H. Clark,
a radio engineer who documented the first 50 years
of radio's history |
ARC |
|
Edmund A. Laport,
a director of broadcast engineering for RCA |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Robotics |
| |
Akhil Madhani, inventor
of a robotic cardiac surgery instrument |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| |
James McLurkin,
inventor of robotic ants |
ART1
ART2
ART3
AV
OVH |
|
Tom Newby, inventor
of animatronics for the Muppets |
AV |
|
Sebastian Thrun, head
of the team that designed Minerva, the Robot Tour Guide |
ART |
|
Stan Winston, special
effects artist and robot inventor |
AV1
AV2
|
| Back to
the top |
|
Sound
recording |
|
S. Joseph Begun, a pioneer
in magnetic recording |
ARC |
|
Charles Sumner Tainter,
who invented the graphophone, a commercially practical
dictating machine |
ARC* |
| Back to
the top |
|
Sports |
|
Matt Capozzi and
Nathan Connolly, who invented an accessible
snowboard for people with a lower body disability |
ARC*
ART
|
|
Albany Billiard
Ball Co., makers of celluloid billiard balls |
ARC* |
|
Mike Augspurger,
inventor of an all-terrain handcycle |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
|
John Bucheimer, manager
of new product manufacturing at Head Ski Co. |
ARC |
|
S. Newman Darby,
who invented windsurfing |
ARC*
ART1
ART2
OVH
|
|
Arthur Ehrat,
who nvented a breakaway basketball rim |
ARC |
|
John Fabel, Ecotrek™
backpack inventor |
ART |
|
Howard Head,
who invented the first metal laminate skis and tennis
rackets with enlarged "sweet spots" |
ARC*
ART
|
|
Leonard Karr,
an avid fisherman and hunter who designed decoys,
pit covers, a stake hole punch, and a kayak |
ARC* |
|
Michael Zane, an entrepreneur
who purchased the "Kryptonite" bicycle lock
design and trade name, and developed the Kryptonite
Corporation. |
ARC |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Surveying |
| |
Robert Studebaker,
inventor of the LaserPlane, an alternative to the liquid
level |
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Telegraph |
|
Anglo-American
Telegraph Co., Ltd., which laid and operated
the first successful transatlantic telegraphic cable |
ARC* |
|
Samuel Morse, inventor
of the electromagnetic telegraph |
ART |
|
Western Union
Collection, documenting the evolution of
the telegraph and the development of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. |
ARC |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Telephone |
|
Alexander Graham Bell,
inventor of the telephone |
ART |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Textiles
& clothing |
|
Henry Booth, who invented
the PhotoMetriC custom tailoring system |
ARC |
|
George de Mestral, inventor
of Velcro |
ART |
|
Du Pont Nylon
Collection, documenting the introduction
of this synthetic fiber |
ARC* |
| |
Sally Fox, innovator
of naturally colored cotton |
ART1
ART2 |
| |
H. Joseph Gerber,
who invented the computer-controlled fabric cutter and
other computer-controlled manufacturing equipment |
ARC
OVH |
| |
Stephanie Kwolek, inventor
of Kevlar® |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| |
Patsy Sherman, inventor
of Scotchgard® |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
| Timekeeping |
|
Atomic Clock Collection,
documenting the development of the first commercial
atomic clocks |
ARC |
|
John Bergey, who headed
the team that produced the first electronic digital
watch |
ART |
|
Robert Biard, who, with
Gary Pittman, invented the infrared light-emitting diode |
ART |
|
Richard F. Bond
clock escapement video, documenting a succession of
clock escapements invented by Bond in the 19th century |
OVH |
| |
Walter Guyton Cady,
who developed the first quartz crystal resonator |
ART |
| |
Centre Electronique Horloger,
which developed the first quartz watches in Switzerland |
ART |
| |
Pierre Curie, who was
the first to observe the phenomenon of piezoelectricity |
ART |
| |
James Fergason, who
developed the liquid crystal display that became standard
in quartz watches |
ART |
| |
Max Forrer, who headed
the Centre Electronique Horloger (CEH) Circuits Section,
the part of the laboratory that developed the first
Swiss quartz watch prototypes |
ART |
| |
Armin Frei, who investigated
using a miniaturized quartz crystal as a time standard
for wristwatches |
ART |
| |
Hamilton Watch Company,
which produced the first commercially-available digital
quartz watch |
ART |
| |
George Heilmeier, who
headed the team that invented the first practical liquid
crystal displays |
ART |
| |
Jean Hermann, who, with
technician François Niklès, developed
a stepping micromotor to turn quartz watch hands |
ART |
| |
Max Hetzel, who invented
the Accutron, the first tuning fork watch |
ART |
| |
Nick Holonyak Jr., who
demonstrated the first visible-light-emitting diode |
ART |
| |
Kurt Hübner, who
set up a complete microelectronics laboratory at the
Centre Electronique Horloger (CEH) to fabricate low
power integrated circuits for quartz watches |
ART |
| |
Jack Kilby, co-inventor
of the integrated circuit |
ART |
| |
Otto Lehmann, who, with
Friedrich Reinitzer, discovered liquid crystals |
ART |
| |
Rolf Lochinger, who
designed circuits quartz watches |
ART |
| |
Nunzio Luce, who headed
the team that developed the first LCD digital quartz
watch |
ART |
| |
Harold Lyons, a physicist
whose primary interest was in atomic frequency standards
and atomic clocks |
ARC |
| |
Warren Marrison, who
developed the first quartz clock |
ART |
| |
François Niklès,
who, with Jean Hermann, developed a micromotor to turn
quartz watch hands |
ART |
| |
Robert Noyce, co-inventor
of the integrated circuit |
ART |
| |
Henri Oguey, who developed
a vibrating micromotor to turn quartz watch hands |
ART |
| |
George Washington Pierce,
who developed designs for quartz oscillator circuits |
ART |
| |
Gary Pittman, who, with
Robert Biard, invented the infrared light-emitting diode |
ART |
| |
Quartz watch
oral history interviews with individuals crucial to
the invention of the quartz watch |
ART
OVH |
| |
Friedrich Reinitzer,
who, with Otto Lehmann, discovered liquid crystals |
ART |
| |
Seiko, the company that
made the first commercially-available quartz analog
watch |
ART |
| |
Juergen Staudte, who
invented a method for mass-producing quartz crystal
oscillators |
ART |
| |
Eric Vittoz, who demonstrated
the use of quartz as a time base in a small clock |
ART |
| |
Roger Wellinger, the
first director of the Centre Electronique Horloger (CEH),
who committed the lab to work with the new technology
of integrated circuits |
ART |
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the top |
|
Toys |
|
Ralph H. Baer, inventor
of the home video game |
ARC |
|
Binney & Smith
Inc., manufacturer of Crayola wax crayons,
chalk, ink, paint, pigments, and Silly Putty |
ARC* |
| |
Donald Duncan and Pedro
Flores, who popularized the yo-yo |
ART |
| |
Arthur Ganson, kinetic
sculptor and inventor of toys |
ART
AV1
AV2 |
| |
Joseph Pedott, creator
of the Chia Pet and the Clapper |
ARC |
| |
Janese Swanson,
inventor of technology toys for girls |
ART
OVH |
| Back to
the top |
|
Transportation |
|
Charles Adler,
Jr., inventor of an electric automotive brake |
ARC* |
|
Containerization
oral history collection, documenting the development
of containerized shipping |
OVH |
|
Jerry Hirshberg, founder
of Nissan Design International |
ART |
|
Garrett Morgan, gas
mask and traffic signal inventor |
ART |
|
Hildreth (Hal) Walker,
inventor of laser devices and electromobiles (1995) |
ART1
ART2
OVH |
|
George Eli Whitney,
an engineer and inventor who developed many applications
of steam power, including bicycles, cars, and boats |
ARC* |
|
William E. Woodard,
an inventor of locomotive equipment |
ARC |
| Back to
the top |
|
Women
inventors |
|
Patricia Bath, inventor
of the LaserPhaco laser eye surgery device |
ARC
ART
OVH |
| |
Gertrude Elion, Nobel
laureate and inventor of targeted drugs |
ART
AV1
AV2 |
|
Exploring the History of Women
Inventors |
ART |
|
Marjorie Stewart Joyner,
inventor of the permanent waving machine for hair |
ART |
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Stephanie Kwolek, inventor
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Ann Moore, inventor
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Krysta Morlan, waterbike
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Ellen Ochoa, NASA astronaut,
scientist, and inventor in the field of optical processing |
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Lydia O'Leary, Covermark®
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Sharon Rogone, who invents
devices to help care for premature babies |
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Patsy Sherman, inventor
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Janese Swanson, inventor
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