I. Cormac
Allan MacLeod, South African and American physicist, 1924 was born in Johannesburg, South Africa on February 23rd. Computer-aided X-ray tomography (CT) was invented. Mcburn is determined to become an astronomer. He studied for a master's degree in 1945 at the University of Cape Town. Later, Cormac went to the United States, studied at Cambridge University for two years, and then returned to Cape Town, but at this time he started medical physics. ?
Second, roentgen
William Conrad Roentgen (German: William Conrad R? Ntgen, 65438+March 27th, 0845-65438+February 65438, 0923), a German physicist, has many famous professors at Zurich University of Technology. Tovell, who played a great role in the formation of general relativity, and Clausius, who made outstanding contributions to thermodynamics, both taught here.
Three. trigeminal?neuralgia
Francis Harry Compton Crick (1965438+June 8, 2006-July 28, 2004) was a British biologist, physicist and neurologist. The most important achievement is that 1953 discovered the double helix structure of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) with james watson in Cavendish laboratory of Cambridge University.
For this reason, together with maurice wilkins, they won the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, which is now kept in Bermuda Regenerative Medicine Center.
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. On July 28th, 2004, she died of colorectal cancer. One of his colleagues, Koch, lamented: "He was still revising a paper before he died; He was a scientist until he died. "