January Calendar -- January Calendar of Famous Inventions and Inventor Birthdays
Find out what famous event happened on the January calendar concerning patents, trademarks, or copyrights. What famous inventor has the same January birthday as you or what invention was created on that day.
January 1
1982 Vladimir Zworykin died. Zworykin was the Russian engineer who invented the cathode-ray tube.
January 2
1975 "U.S. Patent Office" was renamed "U.S. Patent and Trademark Office".
January 3
1967 Patent for an apparatus for solar cooling and heating a house was received by Harry Thomason.
January 4
1972 Willy Wonka's trademark was registered.
January 5
1965 HOME OF THE WHOPPER was trademark registered.
January 6
1925 Agronomist George Washington Carver was granted patent #1,522,176 for cosmetics.
January 7
1913 Patent #1,049,667 was granted to William Burton for the manufacture of gasoline.
January 8
1783 Connecticut becomes the first state to pass a copyright statute, entitled "Act for the Encouragement of Literature and Genius"-enacted due to the help of Dr. Noah Webster.
January 9
1906 Campbell's soup was trademark registered.
January 10
1893 Thomas Laine patented the electric gas lighter.
January 11
1955 Lloyd Conover patented the antibiotic tetracycline.
January 12
1895 Printing and Binding Act of 1895 prohibited the copyrighting of any Government publication.
January 13
1930 Mickey Mouse cartoon first appeared in newspapers throughout the U.S.
January 14
1890 George Cooke received a patent for a gas burner.
January 15
1861 E.G. Otis was issued patent #31,128 for "improvement in hoisting apparatus" (safety elevator)
January 16
1984 Jim Henson's copyright claim on "Kermit, the Muppet" was renewed.
January 17
1882 Leroy Firman received a patent for the telephone switchboard.
January 18
1957 Lerner and Lowe's musical motion picture "My Fair Lady" was registered.
January 19
1915 DOUBLEMINT gum was trademark registered.
January 20
1857 William Kelly patented the blast furnace for manufacturing steel.
1929 The first outdoor feature-length talking motion picture was made, a film called "In Old Arizona."
January 21
1939 Arlen and Harburg's song "Over the Rainbow" was copyrighted.
1954 The first atomic submarine was launched. The USS Nautilus was christened by First Lady Mamie Eisenhower.
January 22
1895 "Lifebuoy" soap was trademark registered.
1931 VARA (a Dutch company) began experimental TV broadcasts from Diamantbeurs, Amsterdam.
January 23
1849 A patent was granted for an envelope-making machine.
1943 "Casablanca" the movie, was copyrighted.
January 24
1871 Charles Goodyear, Jr. patented the Goodyear Welt, a machine for sewing boots and shoes.
1935 The first canned beer, "Krueger Cream Ale," was sold by the Kruger Brewing Company of Richmond, VA.
January 25
1870 Gustavus Dows patented a modern form of the soda fountain.
1881 Michael Brassill obtained a patent for a candlestick.
January 26
1875 The first electric dental drill was patented by George Green.
1909 Milk-Bone Brand was trademark registered.
January 27
1880 Patent #223,898 was granted to Thomas A. Edison, for "an electric lamp for giving light by incandescence".
January 28
1807 London's Pall Mall became the first street lit by gaslight.
1873 Patent #135,245 was obtained by French chemist Louis Pasteur for a process of brewing beer and ale.
January 29
1895 Charles Steinmetz patented a "system of distribution by alternating current" (A/C power).
1924 Carl Taylor of Cleveland, patented a machine that made ice cream cones.
January 30
1487 Bell chimes were invented.
1883 James Ritty and John Birch received a patent for the cash register.
January 31
1851 Gail Borden announced his invention of evaporated milk.
1893 COCA-COLA trademark for "nutrient or tonic beverages" registered.
1983 Michael Jackson's "Thriller" was copyrighted.
January 1
1854 - Scottish Scientist, James G Frazer
January 2
1822 - German physicist, Rudolph J E Clausius who researched thermodynamics
1920 - Scientist & writer, Isaac Asimov wrote I Robot & Foundation Trilogy
January 3
1928 - Canadian, Frank Ross Anderson was the International Chess Master of 1954
January 4
1643 - Isaac Newton was a noted physicist, mathematician, and astronomer, who invented a telescope
1797 - German astronomer, Wilhelm Beer made the first Moon map
1809 - Louis Braille invented a reading system for the blind
1813 - British inventor, Isaac Pitman invented the stenographic shorthand
1872 - Austrian, Edmund Rumpler was an auto and airplane builder
1940 - British physicist, Brian Josephson won the Nobel Prize in 1973
January 5
1855 - King Camp Gillette invented the safety razor
1859 - DeWitt B Brace invented the spectrophotometer
1874 - Joseph Erlanger invented shock therapy and won the Nobel Prize in 1944
1900 - Physicist, Dennis Gabor invented holography
January 6
1745 - Jacques and James Montgolfier, pioneer hot air balloonists
January 7
1539 - Spanish lexicographer, Sebastian de Covarrubias Horozco
January 8
1891 - German, Walter Bothe was a subatomic particle physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1954
1923 - Joseph Wiezenbaum was a artificial intelligence pioneer
1942 - English physicist, Stephen Hawking first revealed Black Holes and Baby Universes
January 9
1870 - Civil engineer, Joseph B Strauss built the Golden Gate Bridge
1890 - Czecho writer, Karel Capek wrote the play R U R and invented the name robot
January 10
1864 - George Washington Carver
1877 - Frederick Gardner Cottrell invented the electrostatic precipitator
1938 - American scientist, Donald Knuth
January 11
1895 - American inventor, Laurens Hammond invented the Hammond organ
1906 - Swiss scientist, Albert Hofmann first to synthesize LSD
January 12
1899 - Swiss chemist, Paul H Muller invented DDT and won the Nobel Prize in 1948
1903 - Russian nuclear physicist, Igor V Kurtshatov who built the first Russian nuclear bomb
1907 - Sergei Korolev, scientist
1935 - "Amazing" Kreskin, noted mentalist and magician
1950 - Marilyn R Smith was a noted microbiologist
January 13
1864 - German phyicist, Wilhelm K. W. Wien won the Nobel Prize in 1911
1927 - British scientist, Sydney Brenner
January 14
1907 - British chemist, Derek Richte wrote Aspects of learning and Memory
January 15
1908 - Edward Teller co-invented the H-bomb and worked on the Manhattan Project
1963 - American scientist, Bruce Schneier
January 16
1853 - French industrialist, Andre Michelin invented Michelin tires
1870 - German chemist, Wilhelm Normann who researched hardening of oils
1932 - Dian Fossey was a noted zoologist who wrote Gorillas in the Mist
January 17
1857 - Eugene Augustin Lauste invented the first sound-on-film recording
1928 - English hair stylist, Vidal Sassoon founded Vidal Sasson
1949 - American scientist, Anita Borg
January 18
1813 - Joseph Glidden invented useable barbed wire
1854 - Thomas Watson assisted in the invention of the telephone
1856 - Surgeon, Daniel Hale Williams performed the first open heart operation
1933 - Ray Dolby invented the Dolby noise limiting system
January 19
1736 - Scottish inventor, James Watt invented a steam engine
1813 - Henry Bessemer invented the Bessemer engine
January 20
1916 - Biochemist, Walter Bartley
January 21
1743 - John Fitch invented a steamboat
1815 - Dentist, Horace Wells pioneered the use of medical anesthesia
1908 - Swedish astrophysicist, Bengt Stromgren studied gas clouds
1912 - German biochemist, Konrad Bloch researched cholesterol and won the Nobel Prize in 1964
1921 - Barney Clark was the first person to receive a permanent artificial heart
January 22
1909 - Russian physicist, Lev D Landau won the Nobel Prize in 1962
1925 - Leslie Silver was a noted English paint manufacturer
January 23
1929 - Canadian chemist, John Polanyi won the Nobel Prize in 1986
January 24
1880 - Elisabeth Achelis invented the World Calendar
1888 - German inventor, Ernst Heinrich Heinkel built the first rocket-powered aircraft
1928 - English zoologist, Desmond Morris researched body language
1947 - American scientist, Michio Kaku
January 25
1627 - Irish physicist, Robert Boyle wrote Boyle's Law of Ideal Gases
1900 - Theodosius Dobzhansky was a noted geneticist and the author of Mankind Evolving
January 26
1907 - Austrian endocrinologist, Hans Selye demonstrated the existence of biological stress
1911 - American nuclear physicist, Polykarp Kusch who won the Nobel Prize in 1955
January 27
1834 - Chemist, Dmitri Mendeleev invented the periodic table of the elements
1903 - British physiologist & neurologist, John Eccles
January 28
1706 - English printer, John Baskerville invented typeface
1855 - William Seward Burroughs invented an adding machine
1884 - French astronomer, Lucien H d'Azambuja discovered the chromosome of the sun
1903 - Dame Kathleen Lonsdale was a noted crystallographer and the first woman member of the Royal Society
1922 - American biochemist, Robert W. Holley researched RNA and won the Nobel Prize in 1968
January 29
1810 - German mathematician, Earnest E Kummer
1850 - Lawrence Hargrave invented box kite
1901 - Allen B DuMont invented an improved cathode ray tube
1926 - Abdus Salam was a noted theoretical physicist
January 30
1899 - English microbiologist, Max Theiler won the Nobel Prize in 1951
1911 - Biochemist, Alexander George Ogston
1925 - Douglas Engelbart invented the computer mouse
1949 - Peter Agre a noted American scientist
January 31
1868 - Chemist, Theodore William Richards researched atomic weights and won the Nobel Prize in 1914
1929 - Germany, physicist, Rudolf Mossbauer won the Nobel Prize in 1961
1982 Vladimir Zworykin died. Zworykin was the Russian engineer who invented the cathode-ray tube.
January 2
1975 "U.S. Patent Office" was renamed "U.S. Patent and Trademark Office".
January 3
1967 Patent for an apparatus for solar cooling and heating a house was received by Harry Thomason.
January 4
1972 Willy Wonka's trademark was registered.
January 5
1965 HOME OF THE WHOPPER was trademark registered.
January 6
1925 Agronomist George Washington Carver was granted patent #1,522,176 for cosmetics.
January 7
1913 Patent #1,049,667 was granted to William Burton for the manufacture of gasoline.
January 8
1783 Connecticut becomes the first state to pass a copyright statute, entitled "Act for the Encouragement of Literature and Genius"-enacted due to the help of Dr. Noah Webster.
January 9
1906 Campbell's soup was trademark registered.
January 10
1893 Thomas Laine patented the electric gas lighter.
January 11
1955 Lloyd Conover patented the antibiotic tetracycline.
January 12
1895 Printing and Binding Act of 1895 prohibited the copyrighting of any Government publication.
January 13
1930 Mickey Mouse cartoon first appeared in newspapers throughout the U.S.
January 14
1890 George Cooke received a patent for a gas burner.
January 15
1861 E.G. Otis was issued patent #31,128 for "improvement in hoisting apparatus" (safety elevator)
January 16
1984 Jim Henson's copyright claim on "Kermit, the Muppet" was renewed.
January 17
1882 Leroy Firman received a patent for the telephone switchboard.
January 18
1957 Lerner and Lowe's musical motion picture "My Fair Lady" was registered.
January 19
1915 DOUBLEMINT gum was trademark registered.
January 20
1857 William Kelly patented the blast furnace for manufacturing steel.
1929 The first outdoor feature-length talking motion picture was made, a film called "In Old Arizona."
January 21
1939 Arlen and Harburg's song "Over the Rainbow" was copyrighted.
1954 The first atomic submarine was launched. The USS Nautilus was christened by First Lady Mamie Eisenhower.
January 22
1895 "Lifebuoy" soap was trademark registered.
1931 VARA (a Dutch company) began experimental TV broadcasts from Diamantbeurs, Amsterdam.
January 23
1849 A patent was granted for an envelope-making machine.
1943 "Casablanca" the movie, was copyrighted.
January 24
1871 Charles Goodyear, Jr. patented the Goodyear Welt, a machine for sewing boots and shoes.
1935 The first canned beer, "Krueger Cream Ale," was sold by the Kruger Brewing Company of Richmond, VA.
January 25
1870 Gustavus Dows patented a modern form of the soda fountain.
1881 Michael Brassill obtained a patent for a candlestick.
January 26
1875 The first electric dental drill was patented by George Green.
1909 Milk-Bone Brand was trademark registered.
January 27
1880 Patent #223,898 was granted to Thomas A. Edison, for "an electric lamp for giving light by incandescence".
January 28
1807 London's Pall Mall became the first street lit by gaslight.
1873 Patent #135,245 was obtained by French chemist Louis Pasteur for a process of brewing beer and ale.
January 29
1895 Charles Steinmetz patented a "system of distribution by alternating current" (A/C power).
1924 Carl Taylor of Cleveland, patented a machine that made ice cream cones.
January 30
1487 Bell chimes were invented.
1883 James Ritty and John Birch received a patent for the cash register.
January 31
1851 Gail Borden announced his invention of evaporated milk.
1893 COCA-COLA trademark for "nutrient or tonic beverages" registered.
1983 Michael Jackson's "Thriller" was copyrighted.
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January Birthdays
What famous inventor or scientist has the same January birthday as you. The first month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.January 1
1854 - Scottish Scientist, James G Frazer
January 2
1822 - German physicist, Rudolph J E Clausius who researched thermodynamics
1920 - Scientist & writer, Isaac Asimov wrote I Robot & Foundation Trilogy
January 3
1928 - Canadian, Frank Ross Anderson was the International Chess Master of 1954
January 4
1643 - Isaac Newton was a noted physicist, mathematician, and astronomer, who invented a telescope
1797 - German astronomer, Wilhelm Beer made the first Moon map
1809 - Louis Braille invented a reading system for the blind
1813 - British inventor, Isaac Pitman invented the stenographic shorthand
1872 - Austrian, Edmund Rumpler was an auto and airplane builder
1940 - British physicist, Brian Josephson won the Nobel Prize in 1973
January 5
1855 - King Camp Gillette invented the safety razor
1859 - DeWitt B Brace invented the spectrophotometer
1874 - Joseph Erlanger invented shock therapy and won the Nobel Prize in 1944
1900 - Physicist, Dennis Gabor invented holography
January 6
1745 - Jacques and James Montgolfier, pioneer hot air balloonists
January 7
1539 - Spanish lexicographer, Sebastian de Covarrubias Horozco
January 8
1891 - German, Walter Bothe was a subatomic particle physicist who won the Nobel Prize in 1954
1923 - Joseph Wiezenbaum was a artificial intelligence pioneer
1942 - English physicist, Stephen Hawking first revealed Black Holes and Baby Universes
January 9
1870 - Civil engineer, Joseph B Strauss built the Golden Gate Bridge
1890 - Czecho writer, Karel Capek wrote the play R U R and invented the name robot
January 10
1864 - George Washington Carver
1877 - Frederick Gardner Cottrell invented the electrostatic precipitator
1938 - American scientist, Donald Knuth
January 11
1895 - American inventor, Laurens Hammond invented the Hammond organ
1906 - Swiss scientist, Albert Hofmann first to synthesize LSD
January 12
1899 - Swiss chemist, Paul H Muller invented DDT and won the Nobel Prize in 1948
1903 - Russian nuclear physicist, Igor V Kurtshatov who built the first Russian nuclear bomb
1907 - Sergei Korolev, scientist
1935 - "Amazing" Kreskin, noted mentalist and magician
1950 - Marilyn R Smith was a noted microbiologist
January 13
1864 - German phyicist, Wilhelm K. W. Wien won the Nobel Prize in 1911
1927 - British scientist, Sydney Brenner
January 14
1907 - British chemist, Derek Richte wrote Aspects of learning and Memory
January 15
1908 - Edward Teller co-invented the H-bomb and worked on the Manhattan Project
1963 - American scientist, Bruce Schneier
January 16
1853 - French industrialist, Andre Michelin invented Michelin tires
1870 - German chemist, Wilhelm Normann who researched hardening of oils
1932 - Dian Fossey was a noted zoologist who wrote Gorillas in the Mist
January 17
1857 - Eugene Augustin Lauste invented the first sound-on-film recording
1928 - English hair stylist, Vidal Sassoon founded Vidal Sasson
1949 - American scientist, Anita Borg
January 18
1813 - Joseph Glidden invented useable barbed wire
1854 - Thomas Watson assisted in the invention of the telephone
1856 - Surgeon, Daniel Hale Williams performed the first open heart operation
1933 - Ray Dolby invented the Dolby noise limiting system
January 19
1736 - Scottish inventor, James Watt invented a steam engine
1813 - Henry Bessemer invented the Bessemer engine
January 20
1916 - Biochemist, Walter Bartley
January 21
1743 - John Fitch invented a steamboat
1815 - Dentist, Horace Wells pioneered the use of medical anesthesia
1908 - Swedish astrophysicist, Bengt Stromgren studied gas clouds
1912 - German biochemist, Konrad Bloch researched cholesterol and won the Nobel Prize in 1964
1921 - Barney Clark was the first person to receive a permanent artificial heart
January 22
1909 - Russian physicist, Lev D Landau won the Nobel Prize in 1962
1925 - Leslie Silver was a noted English paint manufacturer
January 23
1929 - Canadian chemist, John Polanyi won the Nobel Prize in 1986
January 24
1880 - Elisabeth Achelis invented the World Calendar
1888 - German inventor, Ernst Heinrich Heinkel built the first rocket-powered aircraft
1928 - English zoologist, Desmond Morris researched body language
1947 - American scientist, Michio Kaku
January 25
1627 - Irish physicist, Robert Boyle wrote Boyle's Law of Ideal Gases
1900 - Theodosius Dobzhansky was a noted geneticist and the author of Mankind Evolving
January 26
1907 - Austrian endocrinologist, Hans Selye demonstrated the existence of biological stress
1911 - American nuclear physicist, Polykarp Kusch who won the Nobel Prize in 1955
January 27
1834 - Chemist, Dmitri Mendeleev invented the periodic table of the elements
1903 - British physiologist & neurologist, John Eccles
January 28
1706 - English printer, John Baskerville invented typeface
1855 - William Seward Burroughs invented an adding machine
1884 - French astronomer, Lucien H d'Azambuja discovered the chromosome of the sun
1903 - Dame Kathleen Lonsdale was a noted crystallographer and the first woman member of the Royal Society
1922 - American biochemist, Robert W. Holley researched RNA and won the Nobel Prize in 1968
January 29
1810 - German mathematician, Earnest E Kummer
1850 - Lawrence Hargrave invented box kite
1901 - Allen B DuMont invented an improved cathode ray tube
1926 - Abdus Salam was a noted theoretical physicist
January 30
1899 - English microbiologist, Max Theiler won the Nobel Prize in 1951
1911 - Biochemist, Alexander George Ogston
1925 - Douglas Engelbart invented the computer mouse
1949 - Peter Agre a noted American scientist
January 31
1868 - Chemist, Theodore William Richards researched atomic weights and won the Nobel Prize in 1914
1929 - Germany, physicist, Rudolf Mossbauer won the Nobel Prize in 1961
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