Field groups engineers by the branch of engineering where they did their central work. Wikipedia describes Nikola Tesla as "a Serbian-American engineer, futurist, and inventor" known chiefly for "the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system," squarely within electrical engineering. This dimension gathers engineers who worked mainly in the same field.
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A History of Technology
Charles Singer, E. J. Holmyard, A. R. Hall and Trevor I. Williams, editors, Oxford University Press, 1954- Contains: Alexander Graham Bell
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- Contains: Antonio Meucci
- Contains: John Bardeen
- Contains: Walter Brattain
- Contains: William Shockley
- Contains: Thomas Newcomen
- Contains: James Watt
- Contains: Samuel Morse
- Contains: Jack Kilby
- Contains: Robert Noyce
- Contains: Vint Cerf
- Contains: Bob Kahn
- Contains: Johannes Gutenberg
- Contains: Theodore Maiman
- Contains: Gordon Gould
- Contains: Frank Whittle
- Contains: Hans von Ohain
- Contains: Frederick Winslow Taylor
- Contains: Joseph Marie Jacquard
- Contains: Robert Watson-Watt
- Contains: Christian Hulsmeyer
- Contains: Charles Goodyear
- Contains: Thomas Hancock
- Contains: Ray Holt
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