History of Science and Technology – Era – Second Industrial

History of Science & Technology

Era - Second Industrial

1800 – voltaic pile (battery)

1802 – Abel – bio

1804 – Jacobi – bio

1805 – Hamilton – bio

1805 – Dirichlet – bio

1807 – Fourier analysis

1809 – Grassman – bio

1811 – Galois – bio

1814 – Sylvester – bio

1815 – Boole – bio

1815 – Geissler – bio

1815 – Lovelace – bio

1817 – gyroscope

1819 – Foucault – bio

1822 – Hermite – bio

1822 – Louis Pasteur – bio

1822 – Mendel – bio

1823 – Betti – bio

1826 – Riemann – bio

1829 – Non-Euclidean geometry

1831 – electromagnetic induction

1831 – Maxwell – bio

1834 – Haeckel – bio

1834 – soliton

1834 – Mendeleev – bio

1834 – Mendeleev – bio

1838 – Jordan – bio

1838 – Mach – bio

1838 – telegraph

1842 – Lie – bio

1844 – Benz – bio

1844 – Boltzmann – bio

1845 – Cantor – bio

1845 – Roentgen – bio

1845 – Clifford – bio

1849 – Klein – bio

1850 – Heaviside – bio

1853 – Lorentz – bio

1853 – Ricci-Curbastro – bio

1854 – Maxwell’s Fish-Eye Lens

1854 – mercury vacuum pump

1854 – Poincare – bio

1855 – vacuum tube

1856 – Tesla – bio

1856 – Thomson – bio

1857 – Tsiolkovsky – bio

1858 – Planck – bio

1859 – Riemann hypothesis

1861 – Engel – bio

1861- Whitehead – bio

1862 – Hilbert – bio