Frederick Finch Strong, M.D.

The Uses of High-Frequency Currents in Medical and Lecture Work (Third Article) The phenomena of high-frequency currents offer us a fascinating field from which to select experiments for public...

The Construction of High-Frequency Apparatus for Medical and Lecture Use. (Second Article) In the March number of The Electrical Experimenter the author pointed out that high-frequency currents, when...

Scientific progress during the past three decades has perhaps surpast that of all preceding ages; but we are still in the kindergarten class when we compare what is known with that which is still to...

Nikola Tesla, who was awarded the seventh Edison medal on December 13, 1916, "for meritorious achievements in his early original work in polyphase and high-frequency electric currents," will receive...

The mysterious steel tower built by Nikola Tesla at Shoreham, L. I., about twenty years ago, in connection with some of his experiments, was demolished by order of the Government recently. The tower...

Nikola Tesla, inventor, was last night adjudged by the American Institute of Electrical Engineers to have contributed the greatest progress to electrical science and electrical engineering during the...

Notable Program at Annual Meeting of American Institute of Electrical Engineer — Interesting Insight into Mr. Tesla's Life and Work as Disclosed in His Address of Acceptance Nikola Tesla, inventor and...

PRESENTATION OF AWARD FOR EARLY ORIGINAL WORK AND TRIBUTES TO THE INVENTOR — NEW A. I. E. E. OFFICERS Presentation of the Edison medal to Nikola Tesla and formal report upon the newly elected officers...

"Meritorious Achievements in His Early Original Work in Polyphase and High-Frequency Currents" to Be Honored on May 18 The seventh Edison medal, which was awarded to Nikola Tesla on Dec. 13, 1916,...