Discovery of the Radiology

On November 8, 1895 the physical German Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered the X-rays while it realized experiments with pipes of emptiness and an electrical generator. With the finding of this bundle of light capable of crossing the matter, the medical diagnosis was born for images that the exercise of the medicine improved considerably.

Roentgen realized his first demonstration of the X-rays on January 23, 1896 before Wurzburg's Medical Physical Company. Later in 1901 Franklin received the First Nobel Prize in physics, also decorations of the Royal Company in London, of the Institute in Philadelphia and of the American Academy of Sciences in Columbia's University. It continued working in pursuit of the science and he was the director of the Institute of Physics in the University of Munich. On February 10, 1923 he dies in Munich.