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On This Day in Telephone History December 10TH 1956 - The Telephone Museum, Inc.
The Nobel Prize on Twitter: "Did you know that only one person has received the #NobelPrize in Physics twice? John Bardeen received the physics prize in 1956 for the discovery of the
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The Nobel Prize in Physics 1956 - NobelPrize.org
John Bardeen - Wikipedia
John Bardeen - Wikipedia
John Bardeen: Two Nobel Prizes for Physics and One Transistor | OpenMind
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1956 - NobelPrize.org
Nobel laureates who have won the prize twice - Tribune Online
1956 Nobel Prize in Physics
John Bardeen, the man who knew the future - Materials Connect
Today we're remembering one of the co-inventors of the first transistor: Walter Brattain. The transistor is a semiconductor with the purpose of amplifying or switching electronic signals and power. Though small, the
William Shockley Signed Autograph Awarded 1956 Nobel Prize In Physics Transistor | eBay
Nobel Prize - Remembering one of the co-inventors of the first transistor: Walter Brattain, who was born on this day in 1902. The transistor is a semiconductor with the purpose of amplifying
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1956 Nobel Prize in Physics
Transistor isn't slowing a byte - Deseret News
