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Respecting Scientists - Ernst Ruska died May 27, 1988, he was a German electrical engineer who invented the electron microscope. He was awarded half of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1986 (
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ERNST RUSKA (1906-1988) German physicist who designed the first electron microscope.Photo: Siemens Stock Photo - Alamy
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Deutsches Museum on X: "#OnThisDay 89 years ago Ernst Ruska successfully tested an electron microscope for the first time. A replica of the prototype, which he developed from it, was handed over
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On March 9, 1931, German physicist Ernst Ruska invented the electron microscope. Ruska's first instrument had a resolution of 50 nanometers, equivalent to billionths of a meter. : u/Funny_Baby_7331
Electron microscope form the first series by Siemens, 1939. At Siemens B.v. Bories and E. Ruska developed the apparatus from 1937-1939. The microscope has three magnetic lenses, a resolution of about 3
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Nobel Prize - Sketch by Ernst Ruska (dated 9 March 1931) of the cathode ray tube for testing one-stage and two-stage electron-optical imaging by means of two magnetic electron lenses (electron microscope).
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