المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ١_ه .. موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors..the inventors in order according to their nickname..the letter 1_H

⏹ Will, Sir Rowland Hill, Sir Rowland

British traveler (1795 - 1879)
Sir Is he the owner of the story of postage stamps and was a reference in issues and the inventor of postal.
He was the owner of the idea of ​​affixing stamps to messages when sending them (paying the fee in advance) and the owner of the idea of ​​affixing stamps.
He achieved high marks in postal work.

⏹ Hinton, Sir Christopher
Hinton , Sir Christopher

English nuclear engineer (1901 - )
Hunton won a scholarship from Trinity College, Cambridge, while apprenticing to a railway workshop. He studied engineering and worked as a senior engineer, and during the last world war he supervised the explosives filling station · Hinton then became vice president in the atomic energy production department at the Calderhall station, which he contributed to its establishment. Since 1954 Hinton has held the position of Managing Director L of the Industrial Group of the Atomic Energy Authority.
In 1957, Hinton was appointed Chairman of the Central Electricity Generation Council in Britain, and until 1964 he was awarded the title of "Knight". He was also chosen as a member of the British Royal Society. He is currently the President of Bath University.

⏹ Henson, William Samuel
Henson William Samuel

British inventor and industrialist (1805-1888)
Henson excelled in creative inventions, so he invented the pneumatic steam cart, and invented the razor blade (see Gillette). He also invented a machine for making strings (such as shoelaces), and Strutt invented a similar machine. Henson was interested in light problems, but he was not famous for his inventions in this field.

⏹ Hunt, Walter

American inventor (1796 - 1859)

Walter focused his inventions on needles and pins, especially sewing machine needles, but he did not register his inventions or obtain patents for them.
He invented the safety pin (the stop pin), whose invention is sometimes attributed to Elias Howe.

⏹ Hannebeck, François
Francois Hennebique,

French structural engineer (1842-1921) Hennebeck discovered the principles of reinforced concrete construction.

⏹ Hopkinson, John Hopkinson, John

English electrical engineer and physicist
( 1849 - 1898 )
He studied engineering in his father's workshop • Then he obtained the title of Fellow at the University of Cambridge • Hopkinson worked as a consulting engineer and specialized in electrical work. As a result of his studies on alternating current and electromagnetic generators, in his late days, Hopkinson paved the way for the use of electricity in daily life. He taught electrical engineering and held the position of professor of electrical engineering at King's College (King's College) at the University of London.