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The author of the article is not explicitly named, but the piece is a news report on Google's Doodle celebrating Joseph Plateau's 218th birthday. Joseph Plateau was a Belgian scientist known for inventing the phénakistoscope, which created the illusion of moving images and led to the birth of cinema. The article discusses his background in law and physiological optics, his invention of the stroboscopic device (phénakistoscope), its impact on cinema's history, and other scientific contributions such as Plateau-Rayleigh Instability. The author provides a detailed account of Plateau's life, work, and legacy without any apparent conflicts of interest or bias.

Biography:  https://www.newsweek.com/google-doodle-joseph-plateau-belgian-scientist-1464938

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