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Bell Labs Story
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This shows the history of Bell Labs, the pride of the US science and technology. Author John Gutner describes the people who represent Bell Labs from the background set up by AT & T to the present, which has been transformed by President Jong-Hoon Kim. In this book, Mervyn Kelly, who invented the best days of Bell Labs in a lucky young man, William Shockley, Walter Bratton and John Bardin, who won the Nobel Prize for transistor development, and genius mathematician Claude Shannon, who invented the notion of information theory and beat. The story of a Bell Labs person who wants to make things that are not in the world such as John Pierce who made the whole world united unfolds excitingly.
The success of Bell Labs was possible because of the unique culture of the institute. Bell Labs did not discriminate engineers and scientists. No, engineers played a more important role than scientists. If a scientist finds something new and links it to an invention, it is up to the engineer to make it a viable product. The important thing is not to make a lot of great ideas, but to make it a product that can actually be used to make a difference. This collaborative system of Bell Labs, which combines scientists and engineers, was the background for making the institute one of the worlds leading scientific institutions.
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