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George Stibitz - Complete Biography, History and Inventions
Key Points
- George's aptitude for science and engineering got him into Moraine Park, Dayton, an experimental high school established by Charles Kettering who invented the first automobile ignition system.
- Next, he attended Denison University, graduating in 1926. He then went on to earn his Master's degree at Union College before earning his doctorate degree in mathematical physics at Cornell University.
- He is noted for his work at Bell Labs where he created the first digital computer, at the National Defense Research Council during World War II, and at Dartmouth Medical School where he worked on the function of the kidneys and brain cells.
