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Charles
Eames - Ray Eames
Ranked among the most important
of industrial designers. They are best known for their groundbreaking contributions
to architecture, furniture design, industrial design, manufacturing, and
the photographic arts.
George
Eastman
Invented dry, transparent, and flexible
photographic film
Presper
Eckert
Behind the history of the ENIAC
computer.
Harold
E "Doc" Edgerton
Doc Edgerton invented high-speed
stroboscopic photography.
Thomas
Edison
All of Thomas Edison's major inventions.
Brendan
Eich
Created JavaScript.
Gustave
Eiffel
Built the Eiffel Tower for the Paris
World's Fair of 1889, which honored the 100th anniversary of the French
Revolution.
Albert
Einstein
Einstein developed the special and
general theories of relativity and won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921.
Einstein's theories lead to the invention of nuclear power and the atomic
bomb.
Gertrude
Belle Elion
Invented the leukemia fighting drug
6-mercaptopurine, drugs that facilitated kidney transplants and drugs for
the
treatment of cancer.
Thomas
Elkins
African American inventor - view
his three U.S. patents.
Philip
Emeagwali
In 1989, Emeagwali won the Gordon
Bell Prize for inventing supercomputer software.
John
Emmett
Received a patent for Tagamet -
inhibits the production of stomach acid.
Douglas
Engelbart
Invented the computer mouse and
the first GUI software before Microsoft or Apple.
John
Ericsson
The history of the propelling steam
vessels.
Oliver
Evans
Pioneered the high-pressure steam engine.
Ole
Evinrude
Invented the outboard motor.
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