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Frances Gabe

The Self-Cleaning House

"Housework is a thankless, unending job, a nerve-twangling bore. Who wants it? Nobody!

Dennis Gabor

The Hologram

Dennis Gabor was born in Budapest, Hungary on June 5, 1900.

Ashok Gadgil

UV Waterworks

Among Ashok Gadgil's many inventions is a water disinfection system, which can provide healthy drinking water to at-ris

Arthur Ganson

Kinetic sculpture

We have seen how American art and invention can complement each other, from Harriet Hosmer and Caroline Brooks, to Patr

Heinz Gerber

The Gerber Variable Scale®

Heinz Joseph Gerber was born in 1924 in Vienna, Austria. By the age of eight, he was building motors and radios.

A.C. Gilbert

Erector Set

A.C. Gilbert was one of the most multi-talented inventors of all time.

Lillian Gilbreth

Kitchen devices

Lillian Moller Gilbreth had good reason to improve the efficiency and convenience of household items.

King Gillette

Disposable-Blade Safety Razor

At the last turn of the century, King Gillette founded what would become a corporate giant, based on a simple yet essen

Rube Goldberg

Convoluted Executions of Simple Tasks

Rube Goldberg was an inventor of the absurd, a social critic who used cartoons to point out the plight of people caught

Peter Goldmark

Long-playing (LP) Phonograph

Peter Carl Goldmark was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1906.  He studied physics at the University of Vienna, where

Cassidy Goldstein

Crayon Holder

Kids love to draw with crayons, but when these ever-popular writing tools break into small pieces or when they’ve been

Charles Goodyear

Vulcanized Rubber

Through years of research and a single stroke of luck, Charles Goodyear saved the doomed rubber industry by inventing a

Gordon Gould

Laser

Gordon Gould was born in New York City in 1920. As a child, he idolized Thomas A.