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INVENTION CORNER-Computed Tomography Imaging (CT Scan, CAT Scan)

Original "Siretom" dedicated head CT scanner, circa 1974
CT was invented in 1972 by British engineer Godfrey Hounsfield of EMI Laboratories, England and by South Africa-born physicist Allan Cormack of Tufts University, Massachusetts. Hounsfield and Cormack were later awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their contributions to medicine and science.
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INVENTION CORNER-Flash Light (Tourch)

An 1899 Eveready flashlight, one of the earliest flashlight models. In 1896, Joshua Lionel Cowen invented a decorative lighting fixture for potted plants which consisted of a metal tube housing a light bulb and a dry cell battery. It failed commercially, and so Cowen sold his company and patents to Conrad Hubert that same year and turned his attention to building and selling model trains. Hubert renamed Cowen's company the American Electrical Novelty & Manufacturing Company and, recognizing the true potential of Cowen's invention, hired David Misell to produce a tubular flashlight for portable use. They donated some models to the New York City police, who responded favorably to it. These early flashlights ran on zinc-carbon batteries, which were poor at providing sustained currents; they would run down after a while and needed to rest before being useable again. Since these early flashlights also used energy-inefficient carbon filament bulbs, this happened rather quickly, and consequently they could only be used in brief flashes (hence their name).

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INVENTION CORNER-Air Conditioner

One year after earning a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University in 1901, Willis Haviland Carrier developed and patented the world's first modern air conditioner. Carrier's invention not only provided comfort at home, but also allowed for the controlled conditions necessary in many environments: industrial and scientific.

Inventor: Willis Haviland Carrier
Criteria; First to patent. Modern prototype. Entrepreneur.
Birth: November 26, 1876 in Angola, New York.
Death: October 9, 1950
Nationality: American
Invention: Air Conditioner
Patent: 808,897 (US) issued January 2, 1906
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INVENTION CORNER-Candy bar

In 1847, Joseph Fry discovered a way to mix some melted cacao butter back into defatted, or "Dutched," cocoa powder (along with sugar) to create a paste that could be pressed into a mold. The resulting bar was such a hit that people soon began to think of eating chocolate as much as drinking it. Many people credit this as the very first chocolate bar for eating.

Invention: candy bar in 1847

Definition: A confection made with sugar and often flavoring and filling with a shape that is longer than it is wide. Candy bars made with milk chocolate are the most popular

Patent: Various candy making machines have been patented

Inventor: Joseph Fry

Criteria: First to invent. Entrepreneur.

Birth: 1795

Death: 1879

Nationality: British

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INVENTION CORNER-Jigsaw Puzzle

"For the purpose of teaching geography," John Spilsbury, a teacher in England, created the first jigsaw puzzle in the year 1767. Adhering his maps to flat hardwood, he used a fine saw to cut along the borders of the European countries, and the jigsaw puzzle was born. Hand-painted and made of wood, the puzzle was a map of England and Wales, with each county making up a separate piece. Soon, people began making pictorial jigsaw puzzles. Their purpose was to entertain rather than to teach. The pieces in these early puzzles were not interlocking. Not until the invention of power tools more than a century later did jigsaw puzzles with fully interlocking pieces come into being.

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INVENTION CORNER-Potato Chips

In the summer of 1853, Native American George Crum was employed as a chef at an elegant resort in Saratoga Springs, New York. One dinner guest found Crum's French fries too thick for his liking and rejected the order. Crum decided to rile the guest by producing fries too thin and crisp to skewer with a fork. The plan backfired. The guest was ecstatic over the browned, paper-thin potatoes, and other diners began requesting Crum's potato chips.

Invention: Potato Chips in 1853

Definition: noun / po·ta·to chips

Function: Snack food made of a thin slice of white potato that has been cooked until crisp and then usually salted. Also known as Saratoga Chips or potato crisps.

Patent: Never patented.

Inventor: George Crum (a.k.a. George Speck*)

Criteria: First to invent.

Birth: 1822 Saratoga Lake, New York

Death: 1914 Saratoga Lake, New York

Nationality: Narive American

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