About
Scientist and Roman Catholic priest whose experiments made the first wireless radio transmissions possible. Engineering was hardly his only interest - he also dabbled in the natural sciences, avidly campaigned for his countrymen, and was a Catholic priest to a Slovak parish in the city of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Before Fame
His skill in painting was noticed by the school headmaster.
Trivia
President Theodore Roosevelt visited his laboratory in 1905.
Family Life
His parents' encouragement to pursue whatever his interest was helped him to become a Renaissance Man.
Associated With
His work inspired Thomas Edison.
