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About: Gordon S. Kino

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Gordon Stanley Kino (June 15, 1928, Melbourne, Australia – October 9, 2017, Stanford, California) was an Australian-British-American inventor and professor of electrical engineering and applied physics. He is known for "inventing new microscopes that improved semiconductor manufacturing and transformed medical diagnostics." His dual-axis confocal microscope has several advantages over the single-axis confocal microscope.

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  • Gordon Stanley Kino (June 15, 1928, Melbourne, Australia – October 9, 2017, Stanford, California) was an Australian-British-American inventor and professor of electrical engineering and applied physics. He is known for "inventing new microscopes that improved semiconductor manufacturing and transformed medical diagnostics." His dual-axis confocal microscope has several advantages over the single-axis confocal microscope. (en)
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  • Gordon Stanley Kino (June 15, 1928, Melbourne, Australia – October 9, 2017, Stanford, California) was an Australian-British-American inventor and professor of electrical engineering and applied physics. He is known for "inventing new microscopes that improved semiconductor manufacturing and transformed medical diagnostics." His dual-axis confocal microscope has several advantages over the single-axis confocal microscope. (en)
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  • Gordon S. Kino (en)
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