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1895

Roentgen discovers x-rays.

1896

First medical applications of x-rays in diagnosis and therapy are made.

1900

The American Roentgen Society, the first American radiology organization, is founded.

1901

Roentgen receives the first Nobel Prize in Physics.

1905

Einstein introduces his theory of relativity and the famous equation E = mc2.

1907

The Snook interrupter less transformer is introduced.

1913

Bohr theorizes his model of the atom, featuring a nucleus and planetary electrons.

1913

The Coolidge hot-filament x-ray tube is developed.

1917

The cellulose nitrate film base is widely adopted.

1920

Several investigators demonstrate the use of soluble iodine compounds as contrast media.

1921

The Potter-Bucky grid is introduced.

1922

Compton describes the scattering of x-rays.

1923

Cellulose acetate “safety” x-ray film is introduced (Eastman Kodak).

1925

The First International Congress of Radiology is in London.

1928

The roentgen is defined as the unit of x-ray intensity.

1929

Forssmann demonstrates cardiac catheterization ... on himself!

1929

The rotating anode x-ray tube is introduced.

1930

Tomographic devices are shown by several independent investigators.

1932

Blue tint is added to x-ray film (DuPont).