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Brian Bowers, formerly curator of electrical engineering at the Science Museum, London, now consults on a number of museum projects in Britain and overseas. His interest in Sir Charles Wheatstone began in the 1970s when he gained his PhD on the life and work of Wheatstone. He is a Fellow of the IEE afficher plus and has served the Institution on numerous Boards and Committees, and on Council afficher moins

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Nom canonique
Bowers, Brian
Date de naissance
1938
Sexe
male
Nationalité
UK
Professions
electrical engineer
museum curator
Organisations
Science Museum, London
Institution of Electrical Engineers
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Brian Bowers, formerly curator of electrical engineering at the Science Museum, London, now consults on a number of museum projects in Britain and overseas. His interest in Sir Charles Wheatstone began in the 1970s when he gained his PhD on the life and work of Wheatstone. He is a Fellow of the IEE and has served the Institution on numerous Boards and Committees, and on Council. Other publications include A History of Electric Light and Power (IEE, second edition in preparation) and Lengthening the Day: a history of lighting technology (OUP). [from back cover of 2001 edition of Sir Charles Wheatstone FRS, 1802-1875]

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This book, written by an electrical engineer, was published in 1974. The illustrations are in black and white, the discussion of Faraday's electrical discoveries detailed. I bogged down in the middle because I ceased to be able to follow the electrical discussion really well. It is an excellent intermediate-level book about the great scientist.
 
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themulhern | Nov 24, 2017 |

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Œuvres
11
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1
Membres
25
Popularité
#508,561
Évaluation
½ 3.3
Critiques
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ISBN
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