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Thomson worked in the Cavendish Laboratory after graduation

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Thomson worked in the Cavendish Laboratory after graduation

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 His father was a bookseller, he wanted Thomson to be an engineer. 

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 His father was a bookseller, he wanted Thomson to be an engineer. 

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J.J. Thomson attended Trinity College at Cambridge

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J.J. Thomson attended Trinity College at Cambridge

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He was knighted in 1908 by King Edward VII.

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He was knighted in 1908 by King Edward VII.

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 He proved the existence of isotopes in a stable element. 

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 He proved the existence of isotopes in a stable element. 

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In 1906, Thomson began studying positively charged ions, or positive rays. 

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In 1906, Thomson began studying positively charged ions, or positive rays. 

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He discovered that the ratio was the same regardless of what type of gas was used

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He discovered that the ratio was the same regardless of what type of gas was used

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In 1894 he began to study cathode rays, because the topic of cathode rays was unclear

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In 1894 he began to study cathode rays, because the topic of cathode rays was unclear

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He married Rose Elisabeth Paget and they had one daugther named Joan and one son named George Paget Thomson

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He married Rose Elisabeth Paget and they had one daugther named Joan and one son named George Paget Thomson