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Dennis Gábor
Also known as Denis Gabor
ungarischer Ingenieur
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Dennis Gabor was a Nobel Prize-winning physicist best known for inventing holography, a technique for capturing and displaying three-dimensional images using light. His work on holography revolutionized imaging technology and earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics, making his discovery fundamental to modern applications ranging from security holograms to scientific research.
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- Born
- 1900
- Died
- 1979
- Works
- 17
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- Theory of communication
- Thoughts on the future
- The dangers of inertia-planning for adaptability
- Inventing education for the future
- Redundancy or redeployment
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Dennis Gábor (eigentlich Gábor Dénes, deutsch 1920–1934 auch Dionys Gabor) (* 5. Juni 1900 in Budapest; † 8. Februar 1979 in London) war ein ungarischer Ingenieur, der 1971 den Nobelpreis für Physik für die Erfindung der Holografie erhielt. Er lebte von 1920 bis 1933 in Deutschland, danach emigrierte er nach England, wo er später die britische Staatsbürgerschaft annahm. Dennis Gábor war Gründungsmitglied des Club of Rome.
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