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INDUCTEES:
1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008

Meet the 1999 Inductees

		Richard J. Barton Gaithersburg, MD *Lapotron – Submersible Digital Lap Counter/Timer for Swimmers* See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

		Joseph Heremans Troy, MI *A Thermoelectric Relative Humidity Meter* See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

		Jeffrey S. Martzall Ft. Wayne, IN *Two-Dimensional Audio Tracking for Aviation Guidance Systems* See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

		Austin S. Meggitt Amherst, OH *Glove and Battie Caddie* See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

		Joseph Schuh Cocoa Beach, FL *Universal Self-Contained Fiber Optic Sensor Network* See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

		Alexander Wissner-Gross New Hyde Park, NY Fullerene-Based Nanofabrication System See photo and invention details here See comic strip of inventor here

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The National Gallery for America's Young Inventors ™ is the only nationally recognized hall of fame for student inventors, established in 1993 and given permission by the adult National Inventors Hall of Fame Board in Washington, D.C. to archive and enshrine great student inventions and inventors K-12.

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