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         <title>My academic major is sonography, and I identify with this scientific because he was who created ultra sound, who invented the matching that now every ultrasound use. Back then the machine was different but along the years it became better for sonographer&#39;s and patient.</title>
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         <title>SY Sokolov, was a Russian physicist, was the first to conceptualize using ultrasound for imaging techniques in 1928. However, he was more interested in using the method to find imperfections in metallic structures than for saving lives through diagnostics. In collaboration with Lord Rutherford, his work on the development of ultrasound methods for submarine detection paralleled those in France under Paul Langevin (1872-1946), who many consider to be the father of modern ultrasound.</title>
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