From Immigrant to Inventor

From Immigrant to Inventor is a memoir by Michael Pupin, published in the early 20th century, detailing his journey from impoverished immigrant in Serbia to prominent American scientist and inventor. Pupin recounts his struggles upon arriving in the U.S. with only five cents, his laborious early years, and his eventual academic success at Columbia College. The autobiography highlights his contributions to science, including advancements in long-distance telephone lines and X-ray technology, while celebrating his Serbian heritage and the cultural challenges he faced.