1906 in science

Events

  • April 7th: The French physician Marie Curie becomes the first female professor with the Sorbonne with Paris.

  • July 30th: Photographic process of reproduction of the colors of Gabriel Lippman.
  • October 3rd: First International Conference of wireless telegraphy in Berlin: twenty-seven States adopt the S.O.S like hazard warning signal.
  • October 25th: Patent of the first three-electrode lamps, invented by the engineer Lee De Forest, who revolutionizes the radio and marks the beginning of the electronic .
  • December 24th: Reginald Fessenden transmits the voice by Hertzian waves.
  • First edition of the national atlas of the Canada.

  • the German physicist Hermann Walther Nernst presents a formulation of the third law of thermodynamics.
  • Creation of the international electrotechnical Commission (CEI), treating organization of standardization of the fields of electricity, electronics and the related techniques.
  • the German chemist Fritz Hoffmann finds the means of manufacturing synthetic rubber.
  • Correspondence between Freud and Carl Gustav Jung.

Explorations

  • Forwarding of the duke of the Abruzzi on the Ruwenzori.
  • Arctic Forwarding of the Norwegian Roald Amundsen.
  • the explorer L. Mylius makes a success of the crossing of the Greenland. He dies in forwarding in 1907.

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