Apr 26, Leonard Thompson Troland: Today in the History of Psychology (26th April 1889)

Leonard Thompson Troland was born. Renowned for his telling contributions to both psychology and physics, Troland was a pioneering theorist within the field of visual psychophysics. He studied and later taught psychology at Harvard University and also worked as a research engineer during which time he helped revolutionize the film industry by co-inventing the Technicolor Process. Widely considered one of America's most promising scientists, Troland tragically fell to his death in a hiking accident at the age of just 43.Information via:On This Day in Psychology: A Showcase of Great Pioneers and Defining Moments
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