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Thanks to Kamerlingh-Onnes' Discovery More than 100 Years Ago, We Now Have the Mri Scanner
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Today marks exactly one hundred years since the death of Heike Kamerlingh-Onnes, perhaps the Netherlands' most important physicist. He won the Nobel Prize and discovered superconductivity. Fun fact: Kamerlingh-Onnes also coined the famous saying "measuring is knowing." The great physicist built a modern, almost industrially equipped cryogenic laboratory in Leiden, staffed by skilled professionals, glassblowers […] Want to learn more about scienc…
·Middelharnis, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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