
At GE we ask, "Why predict the future when you can create it?". From our earliest days, our company has used the tools of research, combined with a little inspiration, to create the world of tomorrow. The legacy of GE's ingenuity offers a rich history we are proud to share with the world.
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Did you know?
Katharine Burr Blodgett was the first female scientist to join the GE Research Laboratory in 1939.
She invented non-reflecting invisible glass - the prototype for coatings used today on most camera lenses and optical devices. |