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William David Wright

William David Wright (1906–1997) was an English physicist who specialised in colour vision. He was known for his contribution to measuring the colours of the spectrum by adding different beams of red, green and blue lights together. He also was the first person to discover tritanopia. This study together with the similar study conducted by John Guild…

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Imperial College LondonEngland
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C.E.K. Mees MedalInternational Colour Association
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Alma mater
Imperial College London (BSc, PhD)
Awards
C.E.K. Mees Medal (1975)
Born
6 July 1906 England
Children
2 (1 deceased)
Died
4 June 1997(1997-06-04) (aged 90) England
Fields
Colourimetry Optics

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Alma mater · 1
William David Wright → Imperial College London (BSc, PhD)
Awards · 1
William David Wright → C.E.K. Mees Medal (1975)
Born · 1
William David Wright → 6 July 1906 England
Children · 1
William David Wright → 2 (1 deceased)
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William David Wright → 4 June 1997(1997-06-04) (aged 90) England
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William David Wright → Colourimetry Optics
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William David Wright → Dorothy Hudson (1932)

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William David WrightFieldsColourimetry Optics1.00infobox
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