Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz (1821-1894) was a German physiologist, physicist, and inventor of the ophthalmoscope for examining the inside of the eye.
Short Biography:
He was the first to explain how the cochlea of the inner ear works, and the first to measure the speed of nerve impulses. In physics, he formulated the law of conservation of energy, and did important work in thermodynamics.
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