Dennis Gabor, a Hungarian-British physicist, was born on 05 June 1900, in Budapest, Hungary, and he passed away on 09 February 1979, in London, United Kingdom. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971 for his invention and development of holography, a technique that allows the three-dimensional recording and reconstruction of images.
Dennis Gabor's work on holography had significant implications for various fields, including microscopy, information storage, and art. His contributions have influenced technology and imaging methods in diverse applications. In addition to his work on holography, Gabor made contributions to electron optics, communication theory, and other areas of physics during his career.
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