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Robert W. Wood From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search For other people of the same name, see Robert Wood (disambiguation) Robert Williams Wood Born May 2, 1868 Concord, Massachusetts Died Amityville, New York Nationality American Fields physics optics Notable awards John Scott Medal Robert Williams Wood (May 2, 1868 – August 11, 1955) was an American physicist and inventor. He is often cited as being a pivotal contributor to the field of optics and is best known for giving birth to the so-called "black-light effect". Wood's patents and theoretical work shed much light on the nature and physics of ultra-violet radiation and made possible the myriad of uses of uv-fluorescence which became popular after World War I Contents Life Honors References Bibliography ... edit Life Born in Concord, Massachusetts , Wood attended The Roxbury Latin School with the initial intent of becoming a priest. But he decided to study optics instead when he witnessed a rare glowing aurora one night and believed the effect to be caused by "invisible rays". In his pursuit to find these "invisible rays", Wood studied and earned numerous degrees from Harvard MIT and the University of Chicago . He taught briefly at the University of Wisconsin and eventually became a full-time professor of "optical physics" at Johns Hopkins University from 1901 until his death.

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Biography Contributors Barran Wood, Robert Williams (1868-1955) This entry contributed by Michel Barran American physicist who received his B.A. from Harvard in 1891. He then studied at Johns Hopkins (1892), Chicago (1892-1894), and Berlin (1894-1896), although never earning a doctorate. He subsequently taught at the University of Wisconsin (1897) and became professor of experimental physics in 1901 at Johns Hopkins, where he was subsequently named professor emeritus in 1938 and research professor for 1938-1955. Wood was internationally known for his work in optics and spectroscopy, in which fields he undertook fundamental research in resonance radiation and in the use of absorption screens in astronomical photography. He also devised a vastly improved diffraction grating In 1897, Wood became the first to observe field emission i.e., charged particles emitted from a conductor in an electric field This phenomenon is now used in the field emission microscope for studying atomic structure. Wood's work on sodium vapor was especially noteworthy (Dunoyer). Wood also developed a color-photography process, as well as both infrared and ultraviolet photography. Wood made many inventions in various fields, including the method of thawing street mains by passing an electric current through them, the frosted glass light bulb, the Vienna method of detecting forged documents. He was apparently also the first person ever to show animated films. After 1920, Wood made important contributions to the fields of ultrasound and biophysics by studying the biological and physiological effects of high-frequency sound waves. The "Wood light" for generating ultraviolet radiation (more commonly called a "

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