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Florence Nightingale she was a nurse,
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GUGLIELMO MARCONI was inventor and scientist

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Education and early work

Marconi's father was Italian and his mother Irish. Educated first in Bologna and later in Florence, Marconi then went to the technical school in Leghorn, where, in studying physics, he had every opportunity for investigating electromagnetic wave technique, following the earlier mathematical work of James Clerk Maxwell and the experiments of Heinrich Hertz, who first produced and transmitted radio waves, and Sir Oliver Lodge, who conducted research on lightning and electricity.

In 1894 Marconi began experimenting at his father's estate near Bologna, using comparatively crude apparatuses: an induction coil for increasing voltages, with a spark discharger controlled by a Morse key at the sending end and a simple coherer (a device designed to detect radio waves) at the receiver. After preliminary experiments over a short distance, he first improved the coherer; then, by systematic tests, he showed that the range of signaling was increased by using a vertical aerial with a metal plate or cylinder at the top of a pole connected to a similar plate on the ground. The range of signaling was thus increased to about 2.4 km (1.5 miles), enough to convince Marconi of the potentialities of this new system of communication. During this period he also conducted simple experiments with reflectors around the aerial to concentrate the radiated electrical energy into a beam instead of spreading it in all directions.

Receiving little encouragement to continue his experiments in Italy, he went, in 1896, to London, where he was soon assisted by Sir William Preece, the chief engineer of the post office. Marconi filed his first patent in England in June 1896 and, during that and the following year, gave a series of successful demonstrations, in some of which he used balloons and kites to obtain greater height for his aerials. He was able to send signals over distances of up to 6.4 km (4 miles) on the Salisbury Plain and to nearly 14.5 km (9 miles) across the Bristol Channel. These tests, together with Preece's lectures on them, attracted considerable publicity both in England and abroad, and in June 1897 Marconi went to La Spezia, where a land station was erected and communication was established with Italian warships at distances of up to 19 km (11.8 miles).

There remained much skepticism about the useful application of this means of communication and a lack of interest in its exploitation. But Marconi's cousin Jameson Davis, a practicing engineer, financed his patent and helped in the formation of the Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, Ltd. (changed in 1900 to Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company, Ltd.). During the first years, the company's efforts were devoted chiefly to showing the full possibilities of radiotelegraphy. A further step was taken in 1899 when a wireless station was established at South Foreland, England, for communicating with Wimereux in France, a distance of 50 km (31 miles); in the same year, British battleships exchanged messages at 121 km (75 miles).

In September 1899 Marconi equipped two American ships to report to newspapers in New York City the progress of the yacht race for the America's Cup. The success of this demonstration aroused worldwide excitement and led to the formation of the American Marconi Company. The following year the Marconi International Marine Communication Company, Ltd., was established for the purpose of installing and operating services between ships and land stations. In 1900 also, Marconi filed his now-famous patent No. 7777 for Improvements in Apparatus for Wireless Telegraphy. The patent, based in part on earlier work in wireless telegraphy by Sir Oliver Lodge, enabled several stations to operate on different wavelengths without interference. (In 1943 the U.S. Supreme Court overturned patent No. 7777, indicating that Lodge, Nikola Tesla, and John Stone appeared to have priority in the development of radio-tuning apparatus.)

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Contents

1. Guglielmo Marconi's Early Years

2. Guglielmo Marconi in England

3. Guglielmo Marconi and the Transatlantic "S"

4. Guglielmo Marconi, the Nobel Prize and Titanic

5. Guglielmo Marconi's Later Years and Legacy

Italian inventor and engineer Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937) developed, demonstrated and marketed the first successful long-distance wireless telegraph and in 1901 broadcast the first transatlantic radio signal. His company's Marconi radios ended the isolation of ocean travel and saved hundreds of lives, including all of the surviving passengers from the sinking Titanic. In 1909 he shared the Nobel Prize in Physics for his radio work.

Guglielmo Marconi's Early Years

Guglielmo Marconi was born in 1874 in Bologna, Italy. His father was a wealthy landowner and his mother was a member of Ireland's Jameson family of distillers. Marconi was educated by tutors and at the Livorno Technical Institute and the University of Bologna.

Did you know? In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi-who was much more a tinkering engineer than a scientist-freely admitted he didn't really understand how his invention worked.

In 1894 Marconi became fascinated with the discovery by German physicist Heinrich Rudolf Hertz of "invisible waves" generated by electromagnetic interactions. Marconi built his own wave-generating equipment at his family's estate and was soon sending signals to locations a mile away. After failing to interest the Italian government in his work, Marconi decided to try his luck in London.

Guglielmo Marconi in England

The 22-year-old Marconi and his mother arrived in England in 1896 and quickly found interested backers, including the British Post Office. Within a year Marconi was broadcasting up to 12 miles and had applied for his first patents. A year later, he set up a wireless station on the Isle of Wight that allowed Queen Victoria to send messages to her son Prince Edward aboard the royal yacht.

By 1899 Marconi's signals had crossed the English Channel. The same year, Marconi traveled to the United States, where he gained publicity offering wireless coverage of the America's Cup yacht race from off the coast of New Jersey.

Guglielmo Marconi and the Transatlantic "S"

Marconi began to work on improving his wireless for a transatlantic broadcast. Many physicists argued that radio waves traveled in straight lines, making it impossible for signals to be broadcast beyond the horizon, but Marconi believed they would follow the planet's curvature. (In fact, the waves do travel in straight lines but bounce off the ionosphere, approximating a curve.) After failed attempts to receive a signal from England on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Marconi decided to try a shorter distance, from Cornwall to Newfoundland.

The radio signal broadcast from Poldhu, Cornwall, was as powerful as Marconi's team could make it-at full power, the equipment sent out sparks a foot long. Some 2,100 miles away, atop Signal Hill in St. John's, Marconi attached an antenna first to a balloon, which blew away, and then to a kite on a 500-foot tether. On December 12, 1901, he picked up a faint three-dot sequence-the Morse Code letter "s."

Guglielmo Marconi, the Nobel Prize and Titanic

In 1909 Marconi shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with the German physicist Karl F. Braun, the inventor of the cathode ray tube. Marconi's accolades were not without controversy: many other men had claims (some dubious, some not) to the "Father of Radio" title. As early as 1895, the Russian physicist Alexander Popov was broadcasting between buildings, while in India Jagdish Chandra Bose was using radio waves to ring bells and trigger explosions. In 1901 the Serbian-American electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla said he had developed a wireless telegraph in 1893; in 1943 the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated four Marconi radio patents, citing Tesla's prior work.

As shipping companies realized the radio telegraph's usefulness for passenger communication, navigation reports and distress signals, Marconi Company radios-operated by trained cadres of "Marconi Men"-became standard equipment. When RMS Titanic struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912, its Marconi operator was able to summon RMS Carpathia to the scene to pick up 700 survivors.

Guglielmo Marconi's Later Years and Legacy

For the next two decades, Marconi continued refining his inventions, experimenting with shortwave broadcasts and testing transmission distances aboard his 700-ton yacht, Elettra. He returned to Italy, became a supporter of Benito Mussolini and annulled his first marriage-to an Irish artist with whom he had four children-to wed an Italian noblewoman. In 1935 he toured Brazil and Europe defending Mussolini's invasion of Abyssinia. He died two years later of a heart attack in Rome. In his honor, radio stations in America, England and Italy broadcast several minutes of silence.

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Guglielmo Marconi's Early Years Guglielmo Marconi in England Guglielmo Marconi and the Transatlantic "S" Guglielmo Marconi, the Nobel Prize and Titanic Guglielmo Marconi's Later Years and Legacy Italian inventor and engineer Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937) developed, demonstrated and marketed the first successful long-distance wireless telegraph and in 1901 broadcast the first transatlantic radio signal.

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Desde la atención de una simple pinchada de clavo, hasta los primeros auxilios vitales para cualquier accidente. Las enfermeras son quienes primero atienden a un paciente, quienes brindan ese primer soporte, con cálidas manos, que muchas veces no es tan tomado en cuenta como debería. Si nos preguntamos de dónde viene la enfermería y cuáles fueron sus inicios, pronto nos daremos cuenta de que estas cuestiones están inevitablemente ligadas a la pregunta sobre quién fue Florence Nightingale. Una pregunta a la cual hoy, en Supercurioso, nos proponemos dar respuesta; acompáñanos a conocer su historia.

Quién fue Florence Nightingale: la primera enfermera moderna

Hasta mediados del siglo XIX, los enfermos en los hospitales de campaña carecían de una buena atención, y las condiciones insalubres y de hacinamiento de estos centros eran en gran parte la principal causa de muerte. Por supuesto, todo esto parece un cuento lejano, pero no es una cuestión tan lejana en el tiempo; es cuestión de retroceder tan sólo unos 200 años, por difícil que parezca. La enfermería, entonces, sería solo un delirio lejano de algún palúdico agonizante.

Florence Nightingale, la dama de la lámpara (como después se la conocería), fue responsable de la profesionalización de la enfermería; la primera enfermera de la historia. De origen británico, Nightingale debería ser una mujer mucho más recordada de lo que es, no solo por la profesión que sacó adelante, tan fundamental para el hombre moderno, sino por sus esfuerzos humanos y sus investigaciones en otras áreas.

Empecemos por decir que fue la primera mujer admitida en la Royal Statistical Society, por destacar en las matemáticas y por su aplicación de la estadística a los estudios epidemiológicos. Sus trabajos le sirvieron de base a Henri Dunant, el fundador de la Cruz Roja, y alcanzaron fama mundial durante la guerra de Crimea por servir de piedra fundadora de los cuerpos de enfermería modernos.

1. Breve biografía de Florence Nightingale

Proveniente de una familia rica, a sus 24 años ya había abandonado las comodidades de su clase para dedicarse a su verdadera vocación: la atención a los más necesitados, lo que la llevó a pelear con su familia por romper con las convenciones sociales de la época. Para 1853, nueve años después, ya se había convertido en supervisora de enfermería de un hospital de caridad en Londres, en el que empezó a introducir técnicas eficientes y una mejor organización en el sistema de enfermería.

Luego vino Crimea, de 1854 a 1856, donde le tocó no solo enfrentarse con los precarios servicios técnicos o capacidad de acción, sino a los prejuicios de los médicos militares que la subestimaban. En el hospital de campaña de Usküdar o Escútari (Turquía), donde logró mejoras espectaculares, se le conoció tiempo después como la dama de la lámpara, puesto que Nightingale solía visitar a los pacientes durante la noche, con una linterna colgando del brazo. Fue entonces cuando su fama de mujer científica empezó a expandirse.

Para 1858, tras volver a Inglaterra, publicó su primer libro, basado en sus propias experiencias en Turquía: Notas sobre la sanidad, la eficacia y la administración hospitalaria en el ejército británico, lo que, aunado a un esfuerzo enorme y ganando incluso el apoyo de la reina Victoria I, conllevó una reforma del sistema sanitario militar británico, luego un cambio en el sistema de sanidad civil, reformas sanitarias en la india, en aquel entonces una colonia de la corona británica, y la creación de la primera escuela de enfermería, por allá en 1860. Luego de lo cual se distancio de su labor, a causa de problemas de salud.

Murió el 13 de agosto de 1910, a los 90 años, mientras dormía, en Londres, dejando tras de sí todo un legado que llega hasta nuestros tiempos, principalmente en el área de la enfermería, pero también en la estadística, la literatura, el feminismo y la teología, sin dejar de lado que sus contribuciones sirvieran de inspiración para la Cruz Roja, y su propia labor como la primera enfermera moderna.

2. La importancia de quién fue Florence Nightingale en la historia

Respondiendo a la pregunta sobre quién fue Florence Nightingale, podría afirmarse sin miedo a la equivocación que se trató de una gran mujer, precursora de técnicas y organización cuya influencia llega hasta hoy. La primera enfermera moderna, la dama de la lámpara, aquella muchacha que se despidió de sus beneficios de casta y se fue a la guerra, a curar a los suyos, y que cambió, para bien, la historia de la medicina.

Esta es la principal razón por la cual todo aquel que vaya a un consultorio, una sala de emergencias, algún hospital, debería recordar que eso no fue así siempre, que no había hace unos cuantos años quien velara por el bienestar de los pacientes, que los moribundos se lamentaban sin que nadie viniera a posar su mano amable sobre ellos, a echar un chiste, pasar algún antibiótico o simplemente velar la fiebre. Es por ello importante agradecer la gran labor de las enfermeras y los enfermeros, pero, sobre todo, aquella ardua labor de Florence Nightingale, que la ubica inevitablemente entre las más importantes mujeres de la historia, aunque por desgracia no haya recibido el reconocimiento merecido.

Esperamos que hayas disfrutado de nuestra aproximación a quién fue Florence Nightingale. Si te ha interesado esta historia, te sugerimos que no te pierdas nuestro artículo sobre Mujeres Científicas, donde descubrirás quiénes se esconden tras nombres como el de Marie Curie y otros desgraciadamente menos conocidos. Déjanos un comentario y cuéntanos todas tus impresiones acerca de la información brindada en el artículo. Nos encantará conocer tus opiniones. 🙂

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