"A Prius That Runs On Hydrogen" Clip from Interview with Stanford Ovshinsky, 2009
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Artifact Overview
With 400 patents spanning a 50-year career, Stan Ovshinsky, together with his late wife Iris, has developed an array of energy and information-related inventions that have advanced many technologies and industries--all in pursuit of a vision of a hydrogen-based economy.
Artifact Details
Artifact
Film clip
Date Made
29 April 2009
Creators
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Location
By Request in the Benson Ford Research Center
Object ID
2009.156.1.1
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