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Walter
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Amoy,
China 10.February.1902 - Seattle Wash, USA 13.October.1897
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Brief biographical history |
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1902
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Born on February 10 in china by Ross
R.Brattain
e Ottilie Houser. |
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1903
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The family Brattain returns to Washington
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1924
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Study at Whitman College |
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1926
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He studied at the 'University of Oregon
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1929
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He graduated from the University of Minnesota
Enter the Bell Telephone as a researcher. |
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1935 |
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They married Keren Brattain (Gilmore), which will
have a son, William Gilmore Brattain |
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1956 |
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He received the Nobel Prize with Shockley and
Bardeen to the invention of the transistor. |
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1958
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He remarried to Emma
Jane (Kirsch) Miller |
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1987 |
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October 13 Wash dies in Seattle, USA |
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