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J.C. BOSE: The Inventor Who Wouldn’t Patent
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Sir jc bose biography of rory mcilroy

BOSE: CAN WE CALL HIM THE FATHER OF RADIO?

Jagdish Chandra Bose (1858-1937) Born 30 November 1858 (Mymensingh, Bangladesh) Died 23 November 1937; D.Sc. (1896), University of London, UK Specialization: Optics, Electromagnetic Radiation, Plant Physiology

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Bose did his original scientific work in the area of Microwaves. He made his own equipment by employing an illiterate tin-smith whom he trained up to do the job for him. He produced extremely short waves and done considerable improvement upon Hertz's detector of electric waves.

He produced a compact appratus for generating electromagnetic waves of wavelengths 25 to 5 mm and studying their quasioptical properties, such as refraction, polarization and double refraction. These could be demonstrated by his compact apparatus mounted on an ordina