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Inventing Structures for Industrial Research: A History of the Philips National Laboratory, 1914-1946

Inventing Structures for Industrial Research: A History of the Philips National Laboratory, 1914-1946

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Technology & EngineeringSports General

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ISBN10: 9052600333
ISBN13: 9789052600338
Publisher: Aksant Academic Publ
Published: Oct 15 2002
Pages: 320
Language: English
The early history of the Philips National Laboratory began in the winter of 1913 when Gerard Philips and his brother Anton founded a research organization as a separate part of their company in Eindhoven. The Philips brothers hired Gilles Holst and others to carry out scientific experiments in order to improve existing light bulb technology and later to create new products such as x-ray tubes and radio sets. Holst became the leader and organizer of the research laboratory. Scientists who worked under him proved the business value of industrial research for the Philips company.

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