From Immigrant to Inventor

The autobiography chronicles the remarkable journey of a Serbian boy who rose to prominence as a pioneering scientist in America. His groundbreaking inventions, including the therapeutic X-ray and advancements in telephone technology, significantly impacted society and contributed to modern innovations. First published in 1922 and awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1924, the work showcases Pupin's profound insights and experiences, highlighting his transformative role in shaping the world.