National Inventors Hall off Famed

The National Inventors Hall off Famed is an organization which honors the achievements with the inventive , it does not matter their nationality, since those are remarkable. To be allowed there, of sound living or for posthumous basis, it is necessary to have at least a patent of USPTO. At the end of 2006, the institution counted 313 established.

Description

The organization operates a Musée with Akron, Ohio, and organizes a ceremony of induction at every year. The future members are chosen by a national council made up of inventors and American scientists. It has also offices with Washington, D.C with Los Angeles.

History

It is about a non-profit making company created into 1973 in the United States by the USPTO and the National Council off Intellectual Property Law Associations . The organization organizes also Invent Now America , a six-monthly contest for the whole of the American inventors, in collaboration with the USPTO, Time magazine and The History Chanel .

Members

With

Edward Goodrich Acheson, Carborundum
Hermann Affel, Coaxial cable
Ernst Alexanderson, radio
Andrew Alford, VHF omnidirectional arranges
Luis Walter Alvarez, Bubble chamber with hydrogen, used for the detection of the subatomic particles
Edwin Armstrong, Radio FM

B

George Hermann Babcock, Steam generator
Leo Hendrik Baekeland, Bakelite
Rodney Bagley, substrate for the catalytic converters
Matthias William Baldwin, Locomotive with vapor
Robert Banks, plastics Polypropylene S
Frederick Banting, insulation and purification of the Insulin
John Bardeen, Transistor
C. Donald Bateman, terrestrial alarm system
Andrew Jackson Beard (1849-1921), improvement of the system of mooring ropes for coaches of Janney
Arnold Orville Beckman, pH measures
Semi Joseph Begun, magnetic recording
Alexander Graham Bell, Téléphone
Willard Harrison Bennett, Mass spectrometer
Emile Berliner, Gramophone and Microphone
Henry Bessemer, Bessemer process (for the manufacture of the Acier)
Charles Best, insulation of the Insuline
Erastus Brigham Bigelow (1814-1879), Weaving loom mechanical
Gerd Karl Binnig, Microscope with tunnel effect
Forrest Mr. Bird, artificial Respirator
Clarence Birdseye, Food frozen
Harold Stephen Black, amplifier of negative Feedback
Helen Blanchard (1840-1922), improvements with the sewing machines
Thomas Blanchard (1788-1864), Lathe wood ( pattern lathe )
Samuel Blum, surgery of the eye by LASIK
Baruch Blumberg, vaccine against the Hepatitis B
the Nile Bohlin, Belt of safety
Gail Borden, Jr. (1801-1874), manufactoring process of the Milk condensed
Carl Bosch, Proceeded Haber-Bosch (for the production of Ammonia)
Robert W. Bower, MOSFET
Seth Boyden (1788-1870), proceeded to manufacture the malleable Steel
Herbert W. Boyer, genetic Engineering
Willard Boyle, CCC
Milton Bradley (1836-1911), Board game
Jacques Brandenberger (1872-1954), Cellophane
Walter To cover Brattain, Transistor
Rachel Brown, fungicide Nystatin
Charles F. Brush (1849-1929), lighting of the streets thanks to the electric arcs
Luther Burbank, Hybridization
Joseph H. Burckhalter, Isothiocyanate
William Seward Burroughs I, adding machine
William Merriam Burton, catalytic Cracking
Vannevar Bush, Differential analyzer, mechanical apparatus able to calculate Integral S with an aim of solving differential equations

C

Edward Calahan (1838-1912), bill-poster of the courses to the purse
Donald L. Campbell, catalytic Cracking
Marvin Camras, magnetic recording
Chester F. Carlson, proceeded of Photocopy Xerox
Wallace Hume Carothers, synthetic rubber
Willis Haviland Carrier, Air conditioning
George Carruthers, Far Electrograph Ultraviolet Camera
George Washington Carver, derivative products of the Groundnut
Frank Cepollina, techniques of maintenance artificial satellites
Vinton G. Stag, Protocol Internet
Josephine Cochrane (1839-1913), Dishwasher
Stanley NR. Cohen, genetic Engineering
James Collip, insulation and purification of the Insulin
Samuel Colt (1814-1862), Revolver with interchangeable parts
Frank B. Contraceptive Colton, oral
Lloyd H. Conover, Tétracycline
William David Coolidge, Tube with x-rays
Peter Cooper (1791-1883), Locomotive with vapor
Harry Coover, Superglue
George Corliss (1817-1888), improvements with the engines with vapor
Martha Coston (1826-1904), flags of maritime Indication
Frederick G. Cottrell, electrostatic Precipitator
Wallace H. Coulter, principle of Coulter
Eckley Coxe (1839-1895), Furnace S mobiles
Seymour CRAY, Supercomputer
Glenn Curtiss, Seaplane

D

Gottlieb Daimler (1834-1900), Automobile design of engines of S and Motor cycle S
Raymond Vahan Damadian, Imagery by magnetic resonance
Georges de Mestral, Velcro
Mark Dean, peripheral S of Computer S
John Deere, tools of Ploughing
Robert Dennard, DRAM
Diesel Rudolf, Internal combustion engine
Walt Disney, Camera multiplans
Carl Djerassi, Oral contraceptive
Ray Dolby, system Dolby of reduction of noise
Herbert Henry Dow, extraction of the Bromine
Charles Stark To drape, Stabilizing gyroscopic
John Boyd Dunlop (1840-1921), pneumatic
Graham J. During, Cimétidine

E

George Eastman, Photography
John Presper Eckert, ENIAC
Harold E. Edgerton, stroboscopic photography
Thomas Alva Edison, electric lighting general public
Gertrude Beautiful Elion, drug against the Leukemia
John Hake Emmett, Cimétidine
Douglas Engelbart, Mouse of computer
John Ericsson, Propeller
Lloyd Espenschied, Coaxial cable
Oliver Evans, steam high Engine pressure

F

Maxime Faget, space Capsule
Federico Faggin, CPU
Moses Farmer (1820-1893), electric System warning against the fires
Philosophy Taylor Farnsworth, Television
James Fergason, LCD
Enrico Fermi, Nuclear fission
Reginald A. Fessenden, Radio operator AM
Harvey Firestone (1868-1938), Tire
John Fitch (inventor) (1743-1798), Steamer
Edith Flanigen, filters molecular
Thomas J. Fogarty, Catheter for embolectomy
Henry Ford, Automobile
Lee de Forest, Vacuum tube
Jay W. Forrester, Random Access Memory
Alfred Free, detector of Glucose for diabetics
Helen Murray Free, detector of Glucose for diabetics
Robert Fulton (1765-1815), Steamer

G

Robert Gallo, insulation of HIV
C. Robin Ganellin, Cimétidine
Edmund To germinate, fluorescent lighting
Ivan Getting, GPS
John Gibbon, artificial Respirator
Charles P. Ginsburg, Recording with ribbons
Joseph Glidden (1813-1906), Barbed S
Robert Hutchings Goddard, rocket S
Leopold Godowsky, Jr., Kodachrome
Charles Goodyear, Vulcanization
Robert L. Gore, Goretex
Gordon Gould, Laser
Zénobe Gram (1826-1901), Dynamo with D.C. current
Wilson Greatbatch, Pacemaker
Leonard Michael Greene, alarm system for the planes close to the loss of Bearing pressure
Leroy Grumman, Gear landing
Robert Gundlach, Photocopier

H

Fritz Haber, Proceeded Haber-Bosch (Ammonium production of )
Charles Martin Hall, Proceeded Hall-Héroult (production of Aluminum)
Lloyd Hall, Magnetron
Robert NR. Hall, sterile Packing of food
Andrew Hallidie (1836-1900), tension cable of tram
William Edward Hanford, Polyurethane
Elizabeth Lee Hazen, Nystatin
Mr. Stephen Heilman, Défibrillateur
Beulah Louise Henry (1887-1973),
William R. Hewlett, audio signals
Rene Alphonse Higonnet, machine of Photocomposition
James Hillier, Electron microscope
Richard Mr. Hoe, rotary Press
Marcian Hoff, CPU
Felix Hoffmann, Aspirine
John Paul Hogan, Polypropylene
Hermann Hollerith, tabulator with perforated cards
Alexander Lyman Holley (1832-1882), manufacture of Steel S
Birdsill Holly (1820-1894), Hydrant
Donald Fletcher Holmes, Polyurethane
Benjamin Holt, Tractor
Eugene Houdry, catalytic Cracking
Elias Howe, Sewing machine
George Hulett (1846-1923), machines to charge and discharge
Walter Hunt (1796-1859), safety pin
John Hyatt (1837-1920), Celluloïde
Franklin Hyde, Silica transparent

I

Simon Ingersoll (1818-1894), Drilling machine with stones

J

Ali Javan, Laser Helium - Neon
Alec Jeffreys, Genetic Identification
Percy Lavon Julian, synthesis of the Cortisone

K

Robert E. Kahn, Protocol Internet
Charles Kaman, improvements of the Helicopter
Dean Kamen, Pump with infusion for ambulance
Donald Keck, Fiberoptic
John Kellogg (1852-1943), Cereal with lunching
Charles Kelman, surgery of the Cataract
Charles Franklin Kettering, Automobile
Mary Dixon Kies (1752-1837), proceeded to weave the Straw
Jack Kilby, Integrated circuit
Flagstone Kleist, Glass fiber
Margaret Knight, Bag with paper
Willem Johan Kolff, artificial Heart
Paul Kollsman, Altimeter
William J. Kroll, Titanium
Raymond Kurzweil, OCR
Stephanie Kwolek, Kevlar

L

Irwin Lachman, catalytic Converter
Edwin H. Land, Polaroid
Qualities Langer, Défibrillateur
Robert Langer, automatic administration of Drug S
Irving Langmuir, electric lighting
Lewis Latimer (1848-1928), filament of the Electric bulb
Ernest Orlando Lawrence, Cyclotron
William Lear, audio system with 8 tracks
Robert Ledley, Tomodensitométrie (scanner) for the whole body
Ronald Lewis , catalytic Converter
Edwin A. Link, Link to trail

M

Theodore Harold Maiman, Laser
Leopold Baskets, Kodachrome
Guglielmo Marconi, radio
John Mason (1832-1916), pot mason (conservation of food)
Jan Matzeliger (1852-1889), protection of the Shoe S
Homer Martin, catalytic Cracking
John Mauchly, ENIAC
Robert Maurer, Fiberoptic
Hiram Maxim (1840-1916), Machine-gun
Stanley Mazor, CPU
Cyrus McCormick, Reaping-machine
Elijah J. McCoy, apparatus of Lubrication
Ottmar Mergenthaler, Linotype machine
Thomas Midgley, Ethyl gasoline
Lewis Miller (1829-1899), Combines harvester
Irving Millman, vaccine for Hépatite B
Michel Mirowski, cardiac Défibrillateur
Dennis Moeller, peripheral S of Ordinateur S
Bryan Molloy, Prozac
Luc Montagnier, insulation of HIV and test antibody
Garrett Morgan, Gas mask
Samuel F.B. Morse, Telegraph
Morton Mower, cardiac Défibrillateur
Andrew J. Moyer, Penicillin
Louis Marius Moyroud, Photocomposition
Kary Banks Mullis, reaction of reaction of the Polymerase
Eger Murphee, catalytic Cracking

NR

Julius Arthur Nieuwland, synthetic rubber
Alfred Nobel, Dynamite
John Northrop, Hang-glider
Robert Noyce, Integrated circuit

O

Bernard Oliver, PCM
Kenneth H. Olsen, magnetic Storage
Elisha Serious Otis, brake of Elevator
Nikolaus Otto, Cycle of Otto in the internal combustion engine

P

Charles Grafton Page (1812-1868), Induction coil to high voltage
William Painter (1838-1906), Stopper of bottle
Julio Palmaz, system of intravascular injection
Louis W. Parker, Television
Bradford Parkinson, GPS
John T. Parsons, computer control
Louis Pasteur, Pasteurization
the Paul, Electric guitar with rigid body
To ballast Pelton (1829-1908), Paddle wheel
John Pierce, satellite S of Communication S
Gregory Pincus, Contraceptive oral
Charles J. Plank, catalytic Cracking
Roy J. Plunkett, Teflon
George Pullman (1831-1897), Pullman car

R

Jacob Rabinow, OCR
Norbert Rillieux, Sugar refined
Robert H. Rines, Radar and Sonar with high-resolution
John Roebling, Suspended bridge
Heinrich Rohrer, Microscope with tunnel effect
Harold Rosen, system of satellite synchronization of S of Communication S
Edward J. Rosinski, catalytic Cracking
Benjamin A. Rubin, needles for Vaccine

S

Lewis Hastings Sarett, Cortisone
Joseph Saxton (1799-1873), measuring instruments
Arthur L. Schawlow, Laser
Klaus Schmiegel, Prozac
Peter Schultz, Fiberoptic
Glenn T. Seaborg, insulation of the Plutonium
Robert J. Seiwald, Isothiocyanate
Waldo L. Semon, Chloride polyvinyl
Gerhard Sessler, Microphonous
Claude Shannon, PCM
John C. Sheehan structure and synthesis of the Penicillin
Patsy Sherman, Scotchgard
William Bradford Shockley, Transistor
Christopher L. Sholes, Machine to type
Igor Sikorsky, Helicopter
Russell Ranges Slayter, Glass fiber
George E. Smith, CCC
Samuel Smith, Scotchgard
James Spangler (1848-1915), Suction electric portable
Percy Spencer, Magnetron
Elmer Ambrose Sperry, gyroscopic Compass
Frank Sprague (1857-1934), electric car
Rangaswamy Srinivasan, LASIK
William Stanley, Jr., Alternative course
Charles Proteus Steinmetz, Alternative course
Leo Sternbach, Benzodiazepine
John Stevens (1749-1838), means of transport with apparatuses with vapor
George R. Stibitz, Computer
Almon Strowger (1839-1902), telephone composition
Gideon Sundback (1880-1954), Closing-flash
Ambrose Swasey (1846-1937), improvements with the Telescope
Leo Szilard, Engine with neutrons

T

Donalee L. Tabern, Thiopental
Charles Tainter (1854-1940), improvements with the techniques of Sound recording
John T. Thomas, Glass fiber
Elihu Thomson, electric lighting
Henry Timken, Roll of the dice
max Tishler, Vitamin S synthetic
Charles Hard Townes, Laser
Charles Tyson, catalytic Cracking

U

William E. Compressed Upjohn, S for the administration of the drugs

V

Ernest H. Volwiler, Pentothal
Theodore von Kármán, Turbojet
Hans von Ohain, Reaction engine

W

Selman Waksman, Streptomycine
Year Wang, magnetic Storage
Lewis Waterman (1837-1901), Pen with fountain
James West, Microphonous
George Westinghouse, Alternative course
Edward Weston (1850-1936), portable Voltmeter
Richard Whitcomb, wing with supercritical profile
Eli Whitney, apparatus to treat the Cotton gross
Frank Whittle, Reaction engine
Stephen Wilcox, Generating vapor
Robert R. Williams, Jr., synthesis of the Vitamin S
Sam Williams, improvements with the Reaction engine
Alexander Winton (1860-1932), improvements with the Automobile , the Bicycle and the Diesel engine
Granville Woods, Telegraph for railroad
Steve Wozniak, personal Computer
Orville Wright, Plane
Wilbur Wright, Plane
James Wynne, LASIK

Y

Linus Yale Jr. (1821-1868), cylindrical Lock

Z

Ferdinand von Zeppelin (1838-1917), rigid Airship
Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, Cathode-ray tube

External bonds

Official site
Site of '' Invent Now ''

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