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Lyda Newman

Hairbrush with synthetic bristles

Lyda Newman wa

Sir Isaac Newton

The Reflecting Telescope

Isaac Newton was one of an elite group of individuals considered to have possessed one of the greatest scientific minds in

George Nissen

The Trampoline

Blairstown, Iowa native George Nissen invented a device loved by tumblers, athletes, adults, and children around the wo

Woody Norris

HyperSonic Sound

Elwood “Woody” Norris proves that there is no magic formula for becoming a successful inventor.

Lydia O'Leary

Covermark Concealer

Cosmetics innovator Lydia O’ Leary turned adversity into triumph when she created a makeup product that could help peop

Rose O'Neill

Kewpie Doll

The artistic talents of illustrator, inventor, and suffragist Rose Cecil O’Neill sparked a worldwide craze at the start of

Ellen Ochoa

Optical analysis systems

Ellen Ochoa’s career offers an outstanding example of how invention can lead to adventure.

J. Oppenheimer

“Father of the Atomic Bomb”

Julius Robert Oppenheimer is likely the first name that comes to mind when one mentions the atomic bomb.

Jewell Osterholm

Innovations in Stroke Treatments

Jewell L. Osterholm, M.D. developed a pioneering treatment for stroke and other central nervous disorders.

William Painter

Crown Bottle Cap

Some inventions appear small at first glance, but often a closer look proves a simple device can have a revolutionary impa

Julio Palmaz

Balloon Expandable Stent

A common cause of heart attack and stroke is restricted blood flow caused by atherosclerosis, or clogged arteries.

Blaise Pascal

Pascaline Calculator

Mathematician and inventor Blaise Pascal was born in Clermont-Ferrand, France on June 19, 1623.

Louis Pasteur

Pasteurization

Louis Pasteur was born on December 27, 1822 in Dole, a small town in eastern France.