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	Berger
		Hans Berger was born in May 21st, 1873, in Neuses near Coburg, Thuringia, Germany.
		Hans Berger was habilitated in Jena in 1901 and was appointed ausserordentlicher professor in 1906, 1912 physician-in-chief at the clinic, and in 1919 became director of the clinic and succeeded Binswanger in the chair of psychiatry and neurology.
		In developing electroencephalography, Berger was fully aware that Richard Caton (1842-1926), a Liverpool surgeon, had succeeded in 1875 in measuring electrical potentials on the exposed cortex of experimental animals (rabbit and monkey), and that he was thus the discoverer of the electrical activity of the brain.
	chem.ch.huji.ac.il /~eugeniik/history/berger.html (1284 words)

	DR. HANS BERGER (1873-1941)
		Born and educated in his native Germany, Hans Berger in 1900 entered as an assistant in a psychiatric clinic headed by Otto Binswanger (1852-1929).
		Berger studied the work of Richard Caton (1842-1926) a Liverpool surgeon who was studying action potentials on animals.
		Berger continued his studies on electrical activity in human brain and in 1924 made the first EEG recording in man (Electroenkephalogram).
	www.uic.edu /depts/mcne/founders/page0008.html (136 words)

	Hans Berger Summary
		Hans Berger was a professor of psychiatry and director of the Jena Psychiatric University Clinic from 1919 until his forced retirement in 1938.
		Berger graduated with honors from the Gymnasium in Coburg and then enrolled at the University of Berlin as an astronomy student in 1892.
		This seemed to Berger to be a pure case of telepathic communication with his sister, and he became convinced that he could find the objective proof of such a psychic power.
	www.bookrags.com /Hans_Berger (1636 words)

	Berger. EEG. Hans Berger. Epilepsy Museum Kork.
		The German psychiatrist Hans Berger was the first person to prove the existence of electric potentials (voltage fluctuations) in the human brain using an amplifying machine (an electroencephalograph).
		Hans Berger, a grandson of the German poet Friedrich Rückert (1788-1866), was to have a tragic fate.
		Hans Berger hung himself in his psychiatric clinic in Jena in 1941.
	www.epilepsiemuseum.de /english/diagnostik/berger.html (236 words)

	Biomagnetic Center Jena, (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hans Berger (1873 - 1941) - The discoverer of human EEG.
		Hans Berger was born in May 21st, 1873, in Neuses near Coburg.
		Hans Berger lived in Jena for 41 years until he was given emeritus status in 1938.
	jenameg10.meg.uni-jena.de /nostalg.html (73 words)

	EEG - The Biocybernaut Institute - About / Brain Waves / EEG
		Hans Berger, an Austrian psychiatrist was the first to record electroencephalographs from humans.
		Berger found that the best recordings were made with an electrode on the occiput (lower rear of the skull) and another on the forehead (which functions as a reference).
		Berger reported that the amplitude of the Beta waves was smaller than Alpha, despite the fact that he was able to demonstrate that Beta waves were related to mental concentration and to startle reactions.
	www.biocybernaut.com /about/brainwaves/EEG.htm (1514 words)

	EXplorations in Medicine
		Berger named this new form of recording as the electroencephalogram (EEG, for short); * that this activity changed according to the functional status of the brain, such as in sleep, anesthesia, hypoxia (lack of oxygen) and in certain nervous diseases, such as in epilepsy.
		Berger electrodes were too large to made detailed topographycal studies of the EEG (in other words, to use electrical activity recorded from the brain to pinpoint areas of sensory projection, the localization of tumors or of epileptic foci, etc.).
		This was left to W. Gray Walter, a remarkable British scientist, who, in 1936, proved that, by using a larger number of electrodes pasted to the scalp, each one having a small size, it was possible to identify abnormal electrical activity in the brain areas around a tumor, and diminished activity inside it.
	interzone.com /~cheung/SUM.dir/med100.html (494 words)

	Fachschule für Obst-, Wein- und Gartenbau Laimburg \| Aktuelles
		Und auch bei den Schülerzahlen gibt's gute Nachrichten, weiß Landesrat Hans Berger zu berichten.
		Aus den Händen von Landesrat Hans Berger haben sie gestern ihre Diplome entgegen nehmen können.
		LR Berger vergibt Diplome an Absolventen der "Eurepgap Schulung"
	www.fachschule-laimburg.it /de/23.htm (5996 words)

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		Using this technique Berger found the regular waves at about 10 cycles per second which he named the Alpha waves because they were the first waveforms he isolated in the human EEG.
		Berger reported that the amplitude of the Beta waves were smaller than Alpha, despite the fact that he was able to demonstrate that Beta waves were present during intense mental concentration and under conditions when the person was startled or caught off-guard.
		Berger also found that epileptic patients had large amplitude which proved to be very significant in the medical world.
	www.unc.edu /~dayal/history.html (334 words)

	Hans Yoder
		Hans Yoder was born ABT 1680 in Switzerland or Germany, Europe.
		In 1747, Hans was a coexecutor of Samuel Shoup's will, but signed a letter of renunciation stating that he was ancient and not fit to travel in ye winter season.
		Hans and Anna were Mennonites and donated tghe land for the Saucon Mennonite Meeting House.
	members.cox.net /ksmith8/EASmithPed/Records/II416.html (2139 words)

	restaurant beverly hills dining los angeles - The Farm (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hans Goplen was born and raised in a large family in the San Fernando Valley.
		Surrounded by such bounty, it's not surprising that Hans began cooking and baking for his family and friends when he was only five years old.
		Hans introduced a touch of fine dining to The Farm of Beverly Hills twist on classic American cuisine.
	www.thefarmofbeverlyhills.com /index1.cfm?category=411 (282 words)

	Hans Berger (www.whonamedit.com)
		Hans Berger was born in Neuses, near Coburg in Thüringen, the son of the physician Paul Friedrich Berger and Anna Rückert.
		Weitere experimentelle Beiträge zur Lehre von der Blutzirkulation in der Schädelhöhle des Menschen, von Hans Berger.
		Hans Berger on the electroencephalogram of man; the fourteen original reports on the human electroencephalogram.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/845.html (1279 words)

	Amazon.com: "Hans Berger": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		2 Technological Developments Electroencephalography: Hans Berger The first major advance in the area of sleep and waking in the twen- tieth century was the development of...
		The year of the first publication, by Hans Berger, was 1929 and though it was in German and is a relatively little-known journal"',...
		Hans Berger had just begun publication of his studies, Das Elektrenkephalogram bei Menschen, which, when confirmed by Edgar Adrian of Cambridge, England,...
	amazon.com /phrase/Hans-Berger (530 words)

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		An Austrian psychiatrist named Hans Berger was the first to record this activity in humans, in the late 1920s.
		Berger took measurements of electrical activity above skull defects with the Lippman capillary electrometer (Gabriel Lippman, 1845-1921) in 1902.
		Berger continued his studies on electrical activity in human brain and in 1924 made the first EEG recording of a human (Electroencephalogram).
	www.csulb.edu /~cwallis/482/eeg/eeg.html (872 words)

	Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet
		Hans Berger was born in 1907 and studied with the legendary Viennese horn player, Karl Stiegler.
		His son, Roland Berger, became principal horn of the Vienna Philharmonic in 1962.
		Hans Berger‘s youngest brother, Othmar, was born in 1916 and died 1970.
	www.sotone.com /107-mozart.htm (305 words)

	Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide to Classical Music
		In the mid-1960s Jean Berger's Alleluia from Brazilian Psalms was a popular concert work, as was his excellent setting of Psalm 145, The eyes of all wait upon Thee.
		While solidly tonal, Berger's music is driven by harmonic structures that often veer off the triadic track into chords built on close dissonances and seemingly ambiguous function--but, while the going sometimes becomes craggy, everything always returns to a satisfying, sonorous finality.
		Hans Gál's choral music is rarely if ever heard these days (for a review of his piano preludes, type Q5514 in Search Reviews), and if these two sets of part-songs are any indication, it's easy to understand why.
	www.classicstoday.com /review.asp?ReviewNum=9308 (517 words)

	Berger Family
		Berger's research interest was centered on intracranial blood circulation and electrical activity of the brain.
		After Professor Berger retired from the faculty in 1989, he continued to reside in the Queens home in which he was raised, and maintained a collection of materials and memorabilia on the subject of European immigration to the United States.
		In his will, Professor Berger asked that his estate be used by the Department of History to support students, academic programs, and research in the field of European history with a special focus on European immigration.
	www.eilatgordinlevitan.com /kurenets/k_pages/berger.html (2855 words)

	Bergsteigerschule Wilder Kaiser - www.bergsteigerschule.at www.gipfelsieg.at + Hans Berger Haus -
		Bergsteigerschule Wilder Kaiser - www.bergsteigerschule.at www.gipfelsieg.at + Hans Berger Haus -
		Im Hans Berger Haus finden Sie ideale Voraussetzungen für einen erholsamen Urlaub in Ebbs am Zahmen Kaiser.
		Viel Kultur erleben: die Ebbser Barockkirche- der Dom zu Ebbs, Passionsspiele in Erl, Tiroler Festspiele in Erl mit Gustav Kuhn.
	www.bergsteigerschule.at (519 words)

	Falk
		Parents: Hans Johanssøn GRØN and Ingeborg Iversdatter MUNTHE.
		Hans GRØN was born on DEC 13 1690.
		Hans Johanssøn GRØN was born on MAY 12 1650 in Trondheim, ST, Norge.
	home.earthlink.net /~jonderson/falk/d14.html (746 words)

	History of ECT
		A German psychiatrist by the name of Hans Berger (click for bio) (German Psychiatrist 1873 - 1941) demonstrated the same effect in humans.
		For more insight into Berger and subsequent developments look at this interview with David Peskovitz (who has published in a number of general interest science and news media).
		Ladislas Von Meduna (click for bio), in Hungary, postulated that there was an antagonism between EPILEPSY (a disorder of the brain where normal brain activity is briefly replaced by rhythmical synchronus discharges and loss of conciousness) and SCHIZOPHRENIA (a condition characterised by false beliefs and false bizarre perceptions -delusions and hallucinations).
	www.priory.com /psych/ectolhistory.htm (347 words)

	Berger photographs
		Hans Berger won early acclaim for his photographs of the French novelist Hervé Guibert, with whom he lived until the author’s death from AIDS (see Bibliography below).
		In the 1970s Hans founded the Art Colony of Eremo di Santa Catarina on the island of Elba, where he lives part of the year and edits the literary and arts year book I Quaderni di Santa Catarina.
		He is an expert in ancient varieties of roses, and has restored the medieval rose garden at Santa Catarina.
	www.xs4all.nl /~geraci/berger/berger.html (333 words)

	UAB Health System (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The annual Berger Award has been given for the past 33 years to an internationally prominent clinician and researcher in the fields of epilepsy and electrophysiology.
		It is presented in memory of Hans Berger, the German psychiatrist who was the first person to prove the existence of electric potentials (voltage fluctuations) in the human brain using an amplifying machine (an electroencephalograph).
		The citation reads, "VCU Medical Center, in the tradition of the Medical College of Virginia, presents to R. Edward Faught, Jr., MD, the Hans Berger Lecturer Award for outstanding contributions in electrophysiology, epilepsy, and neuroscience." At the Berger Symposium in Richmond.
	www.health.uab.edu /default.aspx?pid=83953 (172 words)

	Rosi Berger
		Rosi Berger, loved both by pupils and colleagues for her open and sincere manner, with her contagious joie de vivre which you felt when you were with her.
		Her openmindedness towards new ideas, her fearless conviction to be able to overcome difficulties, made her opinion one to be respected in the board of management of the music school.
		Seit Anfang 1991 gab sie Klavierunterricht an der Musikschule Rosenheim und deren Zweigstelle in Kiefersfelden und leitete einen Kinderchor der Musikschule sowie mehrere andere Kinderchöre.
	www.myplanet.net /bdearnest/rosi.htm (2306 words)

	Berger Collection (BCET) \| Artists \| Hans Eworth
		Hans Eworth (c 1520-after 1573), who was originally from Antwerp in Flanders, worked in London from 1549 (or 1545).
		He flourished during the 1550s, mainly painting the Catholic aristocracy at the Courts of Edward VI and Mary I, but he briefly went out of favor in the early years of Elizabeth I's Protestant reign.
		By the late 1560s and early 1570s, however, he had regained his position at Court and was once again painting members of the royal household, including the Queen herself.
	www.bergercollection.org /artist_detail.php?i=1 (176 words)

	Part 3 - The Biocybernaut Institute - About / Tale of Self Discovery / Part 3
		Historically, the roots of Alpha brain wave feedback training lie in a discovery made in 1908 by an Austrian Psychiatrist named Hans Berger.
		He discovered the existence of oscillating electrical waves in the brain, and he called them Alpha waves, because they were the first electrical activity to be discovered in the brain.
		Berger also discovered that Alpha waves were uncommon in anxious people, and if an anxious person did have a few Alpha waves, they were smaller than usual (a weaker signal with less amplitude).
	www.biocybernaut.com /about/discovery/part3.htm (1048 words)

	German Coal Talks Outcome: Socially Tolerable Restructuring
		An agreement on the future of the German hard coal industry was reached between the mining and energy workers' union IGBE and Chancellor Helmut Kohl during talks in Bonn this morning.
		Leading the IGBE side in the negotiations was the union's President Hans Berger.
		Globally, the IGBE is affiliated to the 20-million-strong International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers' Unions (ICEM), and Berger is the ICEM's President.
	www.hartford-hwp.com /archives/61/216.html (634 words)

	Book Review: Automating with STEP 7 in LAD and FBD by Hans Berger \| PLCdev
		The world would be a better place, at least for the Siemens PLC programmer, if there was a good instructional book available.
		Unfortunately this book by Hans Berger is not it.
		Some books handle it better then others but Berger has a difficult time introducing new subjects.
	www.plcdev.com /plc_study_book_review_automating_step_7_lad_fbd_by_berger (911 words)

	Electrical Thinking -- Monday, Sep. 01, 1930 -- Page 1 -- TIME
		In a darkened room at the University of Jena, Germany, Professor Hans Berger felt the forehead of his assistant carefully.
		Finding a proper spot, he punctured the skin, shoved a small silver needle through the interstices of the skull until the tip rested against the outer covering of the cerebral cortex.
		Berger distinguished two types of waves, alpha and beta.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,740231,00.html (477 words)

	Berger Lichttechnik - Flashers and Solar Simulators: Berger Lichttechnik Company
		In 1997 Detlev Berger took over the company from his father.
		BERGER Lichttechnik has since developed a wide variety of products for terrestrial and extra-terrestrial solar simulation and testing of solar modules, arrays and cells and increased business at least fivefold.
		Development of a single cell flasher system with two illumination ranges in one flash for measurement of up to three IV curves.
	www.bergerlichttechnik.de /history/history.php (404 words)

	berger Coat of Arms, Family Crest
		The surname berger comes from the Old High German word "berg," which means "mountain." The first bearers of the name no doubt came from a mountain or high ground.
		The name is often found with the preposition "Van den," which mean "from the." In a low-lying, flat country like the Netherlands any area of higher ground was quite prestigious and as such, this was a popular and prestigious surname.
		"The Genealogical Tree of Charles Berger" by Ruth Berger Blake and Mary Blake Dvorak.
	www.houseofnames.com /xq/asp/s.berger/Origin.DU/sId./qx/Coatofarms_details.htm (606 words)

	brainwashed
		The flashbacks intercut between his present voyage and the ordeal of his brainwashing at the hands of the Gestapo.
		That night Werner is arrested by the young Nazi, who pretends to be an intellectual and is determined to use his methods of brainwashing to get the information he needs out of Werner without resorting to physical torture.
		If Berger fails, there is Hartmann (Lieven), his superior, who awaits with the old-fashioned torture methods.
	www.sover.net /~ozus/brainwashed.htm (442 words)

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