He first worked on ionization and the ionization potential of metal vapor. In 1929, he discovered the "Egetron", which could accelerate nuclear particles to very high speeds at low voltages.
Eero Saarinen, of Finnish-American descent, was one of the most prolific, most distinctive, and most controversial masters of 20th-century architecture. Despite his short career, which ended with his death in 1961 at the age of 51, he remains relevant even today with his modernist designs, from airports to monumental buildings and organically shaped furniture, all of which have become icons.
Kevin Lynch has made a seminal contribution to urban planning on how individuals perceive and remember the city. Lynch; worked on the existence of time and historical city design, and the effects of urban designs on children.
Ebenezer Howard, one of the most influential names in the field of urban planning of the last century, introduced the "social city" design with Garden City, which tried to build a bridge between the individualist (capitalist) system of his time, unions, cooperatives, nature, quality life, and common ideas.
Ignaty Krachkovsky did not approach the translation of this book as if Muslims should learn the book. He translated the book as a cultural and literary monument of his time.
She had no college degree or formal training in urban planning; That's why she was criticized a lot. According to Jane, the economic functioning of the world could be deciphered by observing the sidewalks of a city.
He received the Knight Bachelor's degree in 1929, the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930, the Bharat Ratna in 1954, and the Lenin Peace Prize in 1957. He trained hundreds of Indian students who carried out important scientific work both inside and outside the country.
Women inventors: 9 things discovered by women... If we ask you about well-known inventors, you will probably immediately name Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, or even Leonardo da Vinci. What about Mary Anderson? Or Ann Tsukamoto? Do these names mean anything to you?
Who Invented the First High-Speed Train? Chief Engineer Hideo Shima and Japanese Railways President Shinji Sogou are behind the idea of the high-speed rail network. At that time, investments in America and European countries were mostly made in developing air and highways. However...
According to Weber, the Protestant ethic, although not the first and fundamental cause of capitalism, played an important role in the birth and development of capitalism because it gave rise to a culture that emphasized the importance of individualism, hard work and discipline, rational behavior, and self-confidence.
