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Stanford Robert Ovshinsky
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Stanford R. Ovshinsky, August 2005
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Born
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1922-11-24
)
November 24, 1922
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Died
| October 17, 2012
(2012-10-17)
(aged 89)
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Occupation(s)
| American
inventor
,
scientist
, and
entrepreneur
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Spouse
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- Norma Rifkin (m. c. 1943 ? c. 1959 (divorce))
- Iris Ovshinsky
(m. c. 1960?2006 (her death))
- Rosa Young (m. c. 2007?2012 (his death))
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Stanford Robert Ovshinsky
(November 24, 1922 ? October 17, 2012) was an
American
inventor
and
scientist
.
[1]
He had well over 400
patents
over fifty years. Most of these were in the areas of
energy
and
information
.
[2]
Many of his inventions have had many uses. Among the most important are:
- ↑
"Inventor, solar innovator Stanford R. Ovshinsky dies at 89"
. Archived from
the original
on 2012-12-09
. Retrieved
2012-10-20
.
- ↑
Avery Cohn, "A Revolution Fueled by the Sun,"
Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies
(Spring 2008): p. 22.
- ↑
"The Edison of our Age?"
The Economist
, December 2, 2006, pp. 33?34.
- ↑
Hellmut Fritzsche and Brian Schwartz,
Stanford R. Ovshinsky: The Science and Technology of an American Genius
(Singapore: World Scientific, 2008), p. 1.