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1900, E. Moore and the push-pin +
1900, Kipping and silicones +
1900, Planck and the quantum theory +
1900, S. Freud and The Interpretation of Dreams +
1900, Villiard and gamma rays +
early 1900s, Americans and gospel music +
early 1900s, Brazil and samba +
early 1900s, Messner and the harmonica +
early 1900s, West-central Africa and HIV -
1901, Gillette and the safety razor +
1901, Landsteiner and blood types +
1901, Nobel and the Nobel Prize +
1901, Prescott and the clothoid loop +
1901, Rubel and offset printing +
1902, Bayliss, Starling, and hormone +
1902, Boveri, Sutton, and the chromosome theory of inheritance +
1902, C. Allen and the zoom lens +
1902, Carrier and air conditioning +
1902, Honold and the spark plug +
1902, Lanchester and disc brakes +
1902, Marconi and radio communication +
1902, President T. Roosevelt and the Teddy bear +
1902, Still and ADHD +
1902, US Army Medical Corps and the caduceus +
c. 1902, Maxim and the suppressor +
1903, Benedictus and laminated glass +
1903, Einthoven and the ECG +
1903, Jacobus, Spijker, and four-wheel drive +
1903, Levavasseur and the V8 engine +
1903, M. Anderson and the windshield wiper +
1903, Wright brothers and the airplane, the +
1904, Kirsten and the flat-headed thumb tack +
1904, Second International and International Workers' Day +
1904, Times Square, a tourist attraction in New York City +
1905, Binet, Simon, and the IQ +
1905, Einstein and the law of mass-energy equivalence +
1905, Einstein and the photoelectric effect +
1905, Einstein and the photon +
1905, Einstein and the Special Theory of Relativity +
1905, Germany and SOS +
1905, Harris and the Rotary Club +
1905, KKK and cross burning -
1905, Schaudinn, Hoffmann, and syphilis +
1905, Stevens, Wilson, and the sex-determining chromosomes +
1905, Willett and daylight saving time +
1905, Zirm and the corneal transplant +
1906, Alzheimer and Alzheimer's disease +
1906, De Forest and the triode +
1906, De Forest and the vacuum tube +
1906, France and the double-decker bus +
1907, Adler and Inferiority Complex +
1907, Doumar and the ice cream cone +
1907, Baekeland and bakelite +
1907, Hurley Machine Co. and the clothes washer +
1907, Montessori and the Montessori method +
1907, Spangler and the electric vacuum cleaner +
1907, Times Square and New Year's Eve ball drop +
1908, Baden-Powell and Scouting for Boys +
1908, Baden-Powell and the Boy Scouts +
1908, Bleuler and schizophrenia +
1908, E. Sperry and the gyrocompass +
1908, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation +
1908, Ford and the left-hand drive +
1908, G. Smith and lollipop +
1908, Geiger and the Geiger counter +
1908, Jarvis and Mother's Day +
1908, Kikunae and MSG +
1908, P. Robertson and the square-headed screw-driver and screws +
1909, Evinrude and the outboard motor +
1909, F. Hofmann and synthetic rubber +
1909, Levitt and the rear-view mirror +
1909, Nicolle and the typhus vaccine +
1909-1919, Picasso and Cubism +
1909, Sorensen and the pH scale +
1910, Baden-Powell and the Girl Guides +
1910, Dodd and Father's Day +
1910, W. Allen and the Allen wrench +
1910, Wulf and cosmic rays +
1911, Bierce and The Devil's Dictionary +
1911, Onnes and superconductivity +
1912, Brearley and stainless steel +
1912, C. Crane and Life Savers +
1912, Eiffel and the wind tunnel +
1912, Hill Sisters and Happy Birthday to You +
1912, Titanic, hit an iceberg and sank -
1912, UK and the Titanic +
1912, UK and the treasury tag +
1912, Wegener and continental drift +
1913, Clarke and mustard gas +
1913, Fabry, Buisson, and the ozone layer +
1913, Ford and the assembly line +
1913, Marston and the lie detector +
1913, McCollum and vitamin A +
1913, Soddy and isotopes +
1913, Wynne and the crossword puzzle +
1914, Fox and the foxtrot +
1914, M. Jacob and the bra +
1914, Wallace, Stevens, Goethals, and the Panama Canal +
1914-1918, WW I: the Allied Forces vs. German, Russian, Ottoman, and Austro-Hungarian Empires -
1915, A. Smith and skywriting +
1915, Einstein and the General Theory of Relativity +
1915, Garner and the gas mask +
1915, Keller and the Black Forest cake +
1915, Langevin and the sonar +
1915, Littleton and Pyrex +
1915, McCrae and poppies +
1916, Cub Scouts, an organization +
1916, Freund, Speyer, and oxycodone +
1916, McCollum and vitamin B complex +
1916, Sanger and birth control clinic +
1916, Swinton and the tank +
1917, German Army and mustard gas -
1917, Jones and Lions Clubs International +
1917, O. Robertson and the blood bank +
1917, Schick and the electric razor +
1918, Honor Society and the mortarboard +
1918-1946, Lenin, Mao, Stalin, Trotsky, and the Red Army -
1918, Strite and the automatic toaster +
1919, Farrand and the tape measure +
1919, Jehovah's Witnesses and Awake! -
1919, Rutherford and the proton +
1919, Samour and the pinwheel +
1920, Dickson and the Band-Aid brand bandage +
1920, Gerstenzang and Q-tips +
1920, KDKA and the radio station +
1920s, Americans and country music +
1920s, Americans and jazz +
1920s, refrigerator magnet +
1921, Capek and the robot +
1921, Howson and the remembrance poppy +
1921, Rorschach and the inkblot test +
1922, Banting, Best, and insulin +
1922, Bauersfeld and the geodesic dome +
1922, Evans, Bishop, and vitamin E +
1922, McCollum and vitamin D +
1922, Rosefield and peanut butter +
1922, Samuelson and water skiing +
1922-1991, USSR, consisting of 15 republics +
1923, Claude and neon signs +
1923, Cummings, McLeod, and the bulldozer +
1923, de la Cierva and the gyroplane +
1923, Epperson and ice pops +
1923, G. Morgan and traffic signals +
1923, Harwood and the automatic wristwatch +
1923, International Criminal Police Commission and the INTERPOL +
1923, Mason Jr. and the swivel-up tube lipstick +
1923, S. Freud and psychic structure +
1923, USSR, and hammer and sickle +
1923, Zworykin and the iconoscope +
1924, H. Berger and the EEG +
1925, Drew and Scotch tape +
1925, Sicard and the snowblower +
1925, US Numbered Highway System +
1926, F. Davis and power steering +
1926, Goddard and the rocket +
1926, Jansen, Donath, and vitamin B1 +
1926, L. Morgan and the ring chromosome +
1926, Rotheim and aerosols +
1926, Semon and PVC +
1926, Yagi, Uda, and the Yagi-Uda antenna +
1927, Farnsworth and electronic television +
1927, JVC, a consumer electronics corporation +
1927, Losev and LED +
1927, Warner Brothers and the talking film +
1928, A. Fleming and penicillin +
1928, Diemer and bubble gum +
1928, Donovan and the radio beacon +
1928, Drinker, Shaw, and the iron lung +
1928, Flores and the yo-yo +
1928, Kellogg and Rice Krispies +
1928, von Neumann and the game theory +
c. 1928, Papanikolaou and the Pap smear test +
1929, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and the Oscars +
1929, Birdseye and frozen foods +
1929, Fessenden and the hydrophone +
1929, Grafenberg and the intrauterine device +
1929, Hubble and the red shift +
1929, Lawrence and the cyclotron +
1929, Lowe and Bingo +
1929, M. Frank and the guide dog +
1929, Segar and Popeye +
1930, Carothers and nylon +
1930, Cullen and the supermarket +
1930, Midgley and CFC -
1930s, BASF and PS +
1930s, Lemaitre and the Big Bang theory +
1930s, President F. Roosevelt and the New Deal +
1930s, Ripley and Ripley's Believe It or Not! +
1930s, USA and the Great Depression -
1930s, White Cloud and the hoop dance +
early 1930s, Germany and the water cannon +
1931, Chertovsky and the pressure suit +
1931, Harger and the breathalyzer +
1931, Jansky and radio astronomy +
1931, Key, Smith, and The Star-Spangled Banner +
1932, Araripe, Lemos, and automatic transmission +
1932, C. Anderson and the positron +
1932, Chadwick and the neutron +
1932, Disney and color animation film +
1932, Domagk, Klarer, Mietzsch, and sulfa drug +
1932, F. Bartlett, and Remembering and Forgetting +
1932, Munro and table hockey +
1932, Rickenbacker and the electric guitar +
1932, Ruska and the electron microscope +
1932, Slayter and fiberglass +
1932, Szent-Gyorgyi and vitamin C +
1933, Baade, Zwicky, and the neutron star +
1933, C. L. Hull and hypnosis +
1933, Gibson, Fawcett, and polyethylene +
1933-1945, Hitler and Nazi Germany -
1933, Lancefield and serotyping +
1933, R. Gibson, Fawcett, and PE +
1933, Rohm and Plexiglass +
1933, Siegel, Shuster, and Superman +
1934, Martin and the ejection seat +
1935, Coopers, Inc. and briefs +
1935, Darrow, Magie, and Monopoly +
1935, Erspamer and serotonin +
1935, Gallup and the Gallup poll +
1935, Kodak and the color photograph +
1935, Magee, Thuesen, Hale, and the parking meter +
1935, Moniz and the decision area +
1935, Pfleumer and tape recording +
1935, Richter and the Richter scale +
1935, Rose and the 9 essential proteinogenic amino acids for humans +
1936, A. Freud and defense mechanisms +
1936, Kendall, Mason, and cortisone +
1936, Olympic torch relay, the +
1937, Bombardier and the snowmobile +
1937, emergency telephone system in the UK +
1937, Hindenburg, destroyed by fire -
1937, Inauguration Day, Jan. 20 +
1937, Shannon and logic gates +
1937, Strauss, Moisseiff, Ellis, and the Golden Gate Bridge +
1937, Whittle and the jet engine +
1938, Ames and the Ames room +
1938, Biro and the ballpoint pen +
1938, Carlson and xerography +
1938, Cerletti and ECT +
1938, General Electric Co. and fluorescent light +
1938, Plunkett and Telfon +
1938, Schrader, Ambros, Ritter, von der Linde, and sarin +
1939, Dam, Doisy, and vitamin K +
1939, Finland and Molotov cocktail +
1939, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and color movies +
1939, Muller and DDT +/-
1939-1945, WW II: the Allied Forces vs. Nazi Germany, Japanese and Italian Empires -
1940, Breakey and the paint roller +
1940, Franks and the G-suit +
1940, Landsteiner and the rhesus blood factor +
1940, Packard and power windows +
1940, Sikorsky and the helicopter +
1940, Watson-Watt, A. Wilkins, Bowen, and the radar +
1940s, Korea and taekwondo +
1940s, Lamaze and the Lamaze method +
1940s-1990s, USSR and the Iron Curtain -
late 1940s-early 1950s, Americans, and rock and roll +
1941, Bantam, Willys, and the Jeep +
1941, Calico Printers' Association and PETE +
1941-1945, Hitler and the Holocaust -
1941, Mars Sr., Murrie, and M&M's +
1941, Tora! Tora! Tora!, a lightning Jap. attack on Pearl Harbor -
1942, Fermi and artificial nuclear chain reaction +
1942, Hing and the walkie-talkie +
1942, Klinefelter and Klinefelter syndrome +
1943, A. Hofmann and LSD +
1943, DC Comics and Superwoman +
1943, Gagnan, Cousteau, and scuba +
1943, James and Slinky +
1943, Kanner and autism +
1943, Kolff and dialysis +
1943, Scanlon and the traffic cone +
1943, Washington DC and the Pentagon +
1943, Wright and Silly Putty +
1944, Washington DC and the World Bank +
1945, Borlaug and the Green Revolution +
1945, Hague and the World Court, The +
1945, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, destroyed by the atomic bombs -
1945, Oppenheimer and the atom bomb +
1945, Sullivan and the drinking bird +
1945, United Nations, an intergovernmental organization +
1945, V-E Day, May 8 +
1945, V-J Day, Aug. 15 +
1946, Fuller and the jukebox +
1946, P. Spencer and the microwave oven +
1946, Piaggio and the Vespa scooter +
1947, Beck and the defibrillator +
1947, Burke and the software bug +
1947, CIA, Central Intelligence Agency +
1947-1991, Cold War, tension between Eastern and Western Blocs -
1947, Gabor and the hologram +
1947, Kalashnikov and the AK-47 +
1947, Laundromat, a self-service laundry +
1947, Uganda and Zika virus disease -
1947, Viehe, Wang, Olsen, Forrester, and magnetic-core memory +
1947, Wildman and photosynthesis +
1948, Bishop family and the Hells Angels -
1948, Callaghan and the crosswalk +
1948, de Mestral and Velcro +
1948, F. Williams and the electronic computer +
1948, Kinsey and Sexual Behavior in the Human Male +
1948, Land and the instant camera +
1948, McClintock and jumping genes +
1948, Rectaflex and the single-lens reflex camera +
1948, Shockley, Bardeen, Brattain, and the transistor +
1949, Christiansen and Lego +
1949, Libby and radiocarbon dating +
1949, Liebherr and the tower crane +
1949, Mao and the PRC +
1949, von Neumann and computer virus +
1949, Zeng and the flag of the PRC +
1949, Zimmerman, Danner, and the answering machine +
1950, FBI and "Ten Most Wanted" list +
1950, Goeppert-Mayer and magic numbers +
1950, Grafenberg and the G-spot +
1950, Hunter and brainwashing -
1950s, Benerito and wrinkle-free cotton +
1950s-1960s, Americans, Britons, and rock music +
late 1950s-early 1960s, Americans and soul music +
late 1950s, Quant and the miniskirt +
1951, Doll, Hill, and smoking and lung cancer +
1951, Epson, Hewlett-Packard, Canon, and the inkjet printer +
1951, Hetrick and the airbag +
1951, Perls and the empty chair technique +
1952, Hodgkin, Katz, Huxley, and the action potential +
1952, Klein and the electric wheelchair +
1952, La-a, Newman, and VX +
1952, Teller, Ulam, and the hydrogen bomb +
1952, Waller and panoramic movies +
1953, Brooks Brothers and the wash-and-wear shirt +
1953, Gerhardt and acetaminophen +
1953, Gibbon Jr. and the heart-lung machine +
1953, Hefner and Playboy -
1953, I. Fleming and Bond 007 +
1953, Kinsey and Sexual Behavior in the Human Female +
1953, Kunz and thalidomide +
1953, Odell and Matchbox +
1953, RCA and color television +
1953, Rosenthal and the marker pen +
1953, Salk and the polio vaccine +
1953, Tetley and the tea bag +
1953, Watson, Crick, M. Wilkins, and the double helix +
1954, Chapin, Fuller, Pearson, and the solar cell +
1954, Dow Chemical and expanded PS +
1954, Enders, Peebles, and the measles vaccine +
1954, Murray and the kidney transplant +
1954, Natta and PP +
1954, Pincus, Rock, and the contraceptive pill +
1954, Skinner and the teaching machine +
1954-1991, USSR and the KGB -
1955, Aserinsky, Dement, and REM sleep +
1955, Beaver, McWhirters, and Guinness World Records +
1955, Beecher and the placebo effect +
1955, C. Parkinson and Parkinson's law +
1955, Crest and fluoride toothpaste +
1955, Disney and Disneyland +
1955, Essen and the atomic clock +
1955, Gregoir and the nonstick pan +
1955, McLean and shipping containers +
1955, McVicker, Rhodenbaugh, and Play-Doh +
1955, Sabin and the oral polio vaccine +
1956, Bateson and the double bind theory +
1956, G. Miller and The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two +
1956, Graham and correction fluid +
1956, Ingels and kart racing +
1956, Reines, Cowan, and the neutrino +
1956, Safar and CPR +
1956, Thomas and the bone marrow transplant +
1956, Tjio and the number of human chromosomes +
1956, Yoshitada and the rice cooker +
1957, F. Morrison and the Frisbee +
1957, Hamilton Watch Company and the electric watch +
1957, Knerr, Melin, and the hula hoop +
1957, Korolev and the artificial satellite +
1957, Nogier and ear acupuncture +
1957, Scoville, Milner, and the hippocampus +
1958, Ando and instant noodles +
1958, Como and Catch a Falling Star +
1958, Greatbatch and the pacemaker +
1958, Holtom and the peace symbol +
1958, Kilby and the integrated circuit +
1958, Lerner and the pineal gland +
1958, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration +
1958, Safar and ICU +
1958, Van Allen and the Van Allen belt +
1959, Bohlin and the seat belt +
1959, Cockerell and the hovercraft +
1959, Luna 3 and the far side of the moon +
1959, Recording Academy and Grammy Award +
1959, Stevens Institute of Technology and Jersey Barrier +
1959, Wankel and the rotary engine +
1960, E. Gibson and the Visual Cliff +
1960, Fellini and the paparazzi +
1960, Hefner and the Playboy Club -
1960, Heft and the American flag +
1960, Maiman and the laser +
1960, metric system, widely used around the world +
1960, P. Janssen and fentanyl +
1960, Whitfield and the cleanroom +
late 1960s, Hengel and the food bank +
late 1960s, Staub and the treadmill +
1961-1989, Berlin Wall, constructed to prevent the massive emigration from East Germany +
1961, Fishman, Lewenstein, and Naloxone +
1961, Gagarin, Shepard, and the first humans in space +
1961, J. Miller and thymus gland +
1961, McBride, Lenz, and thalidomide and birth defects +
1961, President Kennedy and "Ask not what your country can do for you" +
1961, President Kennedy and "Ask what you can do for your country" +
1961, Sandberg and XYY syndrome +
1961, Wichterle and the soft lens +
1962, Carson and Silent Spring +
1962, Cohen and the neutron bomb +
1962, Heimlich and the Heimlich valve +
1962, Lee, Ditko, and Spider-Man +
1962, R. Sperry and split-brain studies +
1963, American Standards Association and ASCII +
1963, Cadette Scouts, an organization +
1963, Katz and activities of daily living +
1963, M. Schmidt and quasars +
1963, McCulloch, Till, and stem cells +
1964, Blass and drip irrigation +
1964, Beatles and Eight Days a Week, the +
1964, Gell-Mann, Zweig, and quarks +
1964, Hasbro toy company and G.I. Joe +
1964, Kwolek and Kevlar +
1964, Laboratoires Arion company and saline breast implants +
1965, Dolby and Dolby Labs +
1965, Dolby Labs and Dolby NR +
1965, Rosemont, Faegre, and "Make Love, Not War" +
1965, Stanley and the flag of Canada +
1965, Zadeh and fuzzy logic +
1966-1976, China and the Bamboo Curtain -
1966, Dennard and dynamic RAM +
1966, Kao and fiber-optic communication +
1966, Lillehei, Kelly, and the pancreas transplant +
1966-1976, Mao and the Cultural Revolution -
1966, Valenti and MPAA +
1967, Barnard and the heart transplant +
1967, J. Bell and the pulsar +
1967, Prebble and the Newton's cradle +
1967, Saunders and hospice +
1967, Shepherd-Barron and the ATM +
1967, Starzl and the liver transplant +
1968, Cotzias and L-dopa +
1968, emergency telephone system in the US +
1968, Engelbart and the computer mouse +
1968, MPAA and the film-rating system +
1968, Noyce, Moore, Grove, and Intel Corp. +
1968, Silver and Post-It notes +
1969, Armstrong, Aldrin, Collins, and the first man on the moon +
1969, Boyle, Smith, and the CCD +
1969, emergency telephone system in Australia +
1969, Gore and Gore-Tex +
1969, J. Schmidt and static RAM +
1969, Kubler-Ross and 5 stages of grief +
1969, Revaux, Francois, Anka and My Way +
1969, Seiko and the quartz watch +
1969, Xerox and the laser printer +
1970, A. Smith and the walking frame +
1970, Ferguson, Kroitor, Kerr, Shaw, and IMAX +
1970, Franz and glyphosate +
1970, Hamilton Watch Company and the digital watch +
1970, UK and the rubber bullet +
1970s, Americans and hip hop or rap music +
1971, Jap. and the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant +
1972, Crossman, Kendrick, Lemieux, and air hockey +
1972, Ohno and junk DNA +
1973, ARPANET and email +
1973-2001, New York City and the World Trade Center +
1973, Phelps and PET +
1973, UK and the plastic bullet +
1973, Utzon and the Sydney Opera House +
1974, Heimlick and Heimlick maneuver +
1974, Koplow and the word processor +
1974, Rubik and Rubik's cube +
1974, Wrigley's chewing gum and the universal product code +
1974, Yuko and Hello Kitty +
1975, ABC network and Good Morning America +
1975, Dolby Labs and Dolby Stereo +
1975, Griffin and Wheel of Fortune +
1975, Hurst and touchscreen +
1975, P. Allen, Gates, and Microsoft Corp. +
1975, Sasson and the digital camera +
1975, Yuzpe and morning-after pill +
1976, Jobs, Wozniak, Wayne, and Apple Inc. +
1976, JVC and the VHS +
1976, West Africa and Ebola virus disease -
1977, ABC network and Fantasy Island +
1977, D. Baker, Burke, and the high five +
1977, Damadian, Lauterbur, Mansfield, and MRI +
1977, Ebb, Kander, and New York, New York +
1977, Kissiah and cochlear implants +
1977, Ukraine and the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant +
1978, G. Baker and the rainbow flag -
1978, Jackie Chan and Drunken Master +
1979, Bricklin, Frankston, and the VisiCal +
1979, China and the one-child policy +/-
1979, Donald and ultrasound scan +
1979, G. Russell and bulimia +
1979, Goodenough and the lithium-ion battery +
1980, Viewstar and the infrared TV remote control +
1980, Weir, Lavallee, and O Canada +
early 1980s, Deng and "one country, two systems" principle +
1981, homosexuals and AIDS -
1981, NASA and the space shuttle +
1981, Spar Aerospace and the Space Arm +
1982, Dolby Labs and Dolby Surround +
1982, Hendrix and Symantec Corp. +
1982, L. Johnson and Super Soaker +
1982, Philips, Sony, and the CD +
1982, prions and mad cow disease -
1982, Prusiner and prions +
1982, Tian, Nie, and the March of the Volunteers +
1983, J. Cooper and the lung transplant +
1983, M. Cooper and the mobile phone +
1983, Montagnier, Barre-Sinoussi, and HIV +
1983, Shigeru and Mario Bros. +
1983, Stahelin, Borel, and cyclosporine +
1984, C. Hull and the three-dimensional printer +
1984, Fujio and flash memory +
1985, Canada and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology +
1985, Farman, Gardiner, Shanklin, and the Antarctic ozone hole +
1985, Lanier and virtual reality +
1985, Microsoft and Windows +
1985, Microsoft Paint, a simple computer graphics application +
1986, Challenger, exploded 73 seconds into its flight -
1986, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, destroyed by explosion -
1986-1998, UK and mad cow disease -
1987, Foxcroft and the pealess whistle +
1987, Montreal Protocol and the Antarctic ozone hole +
1987, Plath and the two-wheel suitcase +
1987, Wilhite and the GIF +
1988, Australia and polymer banknotes +
1988, Digital Equipment Corp. and the firewall +
1988, Lin and bubble tea +
1988, Morris and computer worm -
1989, Carruthers, Alastair, and Botox +
1989, Pei and the Louvre Pyramid +
1989, Popp and ransomware -
1989, Seed and the correction tape +
1990, Berners-Lee and the HTML +
1990, Berners-Lee, Cailliau and the www +
1990, Seiji and fMRI +
1990s, Gosling and Java +
1990s, Haartsen and Bluetooth +
1991, Quinlan and do-not-resuscitate order +
1991, Symantec Corp. and Norton AntiVirus +
1991, US and THAAD +
1992, Dolby Labs and Dolby Digital +
1992, JPEG, a format of lossy compression for digital images +
1993, Adobe Systems and the PDF +
1993-present, European Union, a political and economic union +
1993, flag of Russia: white, blue and red horizontal fields +
1993, Fraunhofer Institute and MP3 +
1994, Bezos and Amazon +
1994, Easton, Getting, Parkinson, and the GPS +
1994, Netscape Communications and the HTTPS +
1994, Smart TV +
1994, Yang, Filo, and Yahoo! +
1995, Goleman and EQ +
1995, Intel and the USB +
1995, Montulli, Giannandrea, and HTTP cookies +
1996, HDTV, digital TV +
1996, Purdue Pharma and OxyContin +
1997, Gehry and the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao +
1997, IETF, W3C, and the HTTP +
1998, A. Bell, Brown, Terrett, and sildenafil +
1998, Apple and iMac +
1998, Intel and the dual-core processor +
1998, International Space Station +
1998, Levchin, Thiel, Nosek, Howery, and PayPal Holdings, Inc. +
1998, Owen, Dubernard, and the hand transplant +
1998, Page, Brin, and Google +
1998, Ramachandran and mirror therapy +
1999, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and the ISIL -
1999, Hayes and Wi-Fi +
1999-present, ISIL and terrorism -
1999, NTT DoCoMo and the smartphone +