Gordon Gould
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Discover how a ‘Maser’ became a ‘Laser’. The Amazing People Club® invites you to meet Gordon Gould, the man behind Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (LASER). This amazing invention has become an integral part of working life in many industries. However, much of his life was spent battling disputes over patent ownership, before he gained final recognition for his innovative thinking. Be inspired by his genial mind as he takes you on a journey of discovery into pioneering laser technology.
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