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Wireless, Part 1 – The Life of Nikola Tesla

Name: Wireless, Part 1 – The Life of Nikola Tesla
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The book represents the first in a series within the “Wireless” trilogy. It explores the biography of one of the most brilliant minds in the natural sciences of the 19th and 20th centuries. Supported by years of archival research, the book introduces the reader to an understanding of Tesla’s contributions.

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Across more than one hundred pages, this richly illustrated study guides the reader in detail through the biographical specifics of the scientist. The book is suitable for all interested readers, whether they are engaged in research work or simply wish to learn more about Tesla.

What this book offers

The format is 169 pages long pdf file
A biography supported by footnotes
Organized data supplemented with archival research
Photographs of documents, individuals, articles, museum artifacts, etc.
Expert insight from a doctoral researcher of Tesla’s doctrine

What are some of the questions answered in the first part of the Wireless trilogy?

How did Tesla come to America in the first place?
Which details from his personal life can help us gain a more comprehensive understanding of him as an intellectual?
In what ways did Tesla direct his extraordinary mind toward contributing to the progress of humanity?

About the author

Dr Branimir Jovanović was born in 1955 in Belgrade where he completed his primary and secondary schooling and graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Belgrade University. He worked in the Nikola Tesla Museum from the beginning of his professional career until 2001. as archivist, curator and eventually director of the Museum. Virtually all his research and scientific work has been devoted to understanding the personality and work of Nikola Tesla.

In 1995 he was awarded a doctorate by the Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Belgrade for his thesis “Tesla’s contribution to the methodology of research in mechanical engineering”. Dr Jovanović is the author of many professional and scientific papers, books and lectures on the history of science, specializing in Tesla’s contribution to the field.

From 2014 until 2018 he has been again on the position of the Nikola Tesla Museum director.