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INVENTION

SCIENTIFIC INVENTION

Invention
Inventor
Crescograph
Jagadish Chandra Bose
Cataract Surgery
Sushruta (6 century B.C)
Barometer
E. Torricelli
Diesel Engine
Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel
Peniciline
F. Banting
Telegraph
Samuel Morse
Radio
William Lear
Bullet
Claude
Dynamite
Alfred Nobel
Bifocal Lens
Benjamin Franklin
LCD
Hoffmann-La- Roche
Machine Gun
Richard Gatling
Oxygen
Joseph Priestly
Piano
B. Cristofori
Revolver
Samuel Colt
Safety Pin
Walter Hunt
Type Writer
Cristopher Sholes
WWW
Tim Berners-Lee
Printing press
Gutenberg
Cosmic Ray
R. A. Millikan
Helicopter
Louis Charles Breguet
Chemical Composition of Water
Cavendish
Kalazar Fever
U. N. Bramhachari
AK 47 Rifle
Mikhail Kalashnikov
Computer Mouse
Douglas Englebert
Barcode
Norman Joseph Woodland
E- Mail
Ray Tomlinson
Laptop
Sinclair
Mobile Phone
Martyn cooper
Silicon Chips
Jack Kilby
Gun Powder
Roger Bakon
Robert William Taylor
Ethernet local networking and a word processing program that became Microsoft Word
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