What is the name of the South African that invented the CAT scanner and won the Nobel prize in physics for it?

Sir Godfrey Hounsfield, a British electrical engineer and Allan M. Cormack, a South African scientist shared the Prize in 1979.


Sir Godfrey Hounsfield whose work in creating the computerized axial tomography scanner, the CAT scan


Sir Godfrey was recognized with the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1979. He shared the award with Allan M. Cormack, a South African scientist who worked independently on the concept. Dr. Cormack died in 1998.

What is the name of the South African that invented the CAT scanner and won the Nobel prize in physics for it?
the guy above got it...


It was done at Tufts University in the UK and Hounsfield worked at EMI laboratories at the time.


the project started in the early 60's and the nobel prize was won in 1979


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