The
American Physical Society
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honors members with the designation ''Fellow'' for having made significant accomplishments to the field of
physics
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.
The following list includes those fellows selected in the first 50 years of the tradition, that is, from 1921 through 1971.
1921
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N. C. Krishna Aiyar
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Edward Bennett
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Alfred Heinrich Bucherer
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Keivin Burns
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Arthur Jeffrey Dempster
Arthur Jeffrey Dempster (August 14, 1886 – March 11, 1950) was a Canadian-American physicist best known for his work in mass spectrometry and his discovery in 1935 of the uranium isotope 235U.
Early life and education
Dempster was born in T ...
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Paul S. Epstein
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Griffith Conrad Evans
Griffith Conrad Evans (11 May 1887 – 8 December 1973) was a mathematician working for much of his career at the University of California, Berkeley. He is largely credited with elevating Berkeley's mathematics department to a top-tier research d ...
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Kyotuko Fuji
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Frank W. Ham
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Victor Hess
Victor Franz Hess (; 24 June 188317 December 1964) was an Austrian-American physicist, and Nobel laureate in physics, who discovered cosmic rays.
Biography
He was born to Vinzenz Hess and Serafine Edle von Grossbauer-Waldstätt, in Waldstein ...
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Joel Henry Hildebrand
Joel Henry Hildebrand (November 16, 1881 – April 30, 1983) was an American educator and a pioneer chemist. He was a major figure in physical chemistry research specializing in liquids and nonelectrolyte solutions.
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George Wilber Moffitt
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F. H. Norton
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A. H. Patterson
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John K. Robertson
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Joseph Valasek
Joseph Valasek (27 April 1897-4 October 1993) was an American physicist and professor emeritus of physics at the University of Minnesota. He specialized in geometrical and physical optics, experimental optics and spectroscopy, and x-rays. He is cr ...
1922
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William T. Bovie
William T. Bovie (September 11, 1882 – January 1, 1958) was an American scientist and inventor. He is credited with conceptualizing the field of biophysics and with inventing a modern medical device known as the Bovie electrosurgical generator. ...
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Walter F. Colby
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Charles Galton Darwin
Sir Charles Galton Darwin (19 December 1887 – 31 December 1962) was an English physicist who served as director of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) during the Second World War. He was a son of the mathematician George Howard Darwin an ...
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C. J. Davisson
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C. O. Fairchild
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R. L. Hartley
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Thomas C. Hebb
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Raymond Heising
Raymond Alphonsus Heising (August 10, 1888 - January 1965) was an American radio and telephone pioneer.
Heising was born in Albert Lea, Minnesota, graduated in 1912 in electrical engineering from the University of North Dakota, and in 1914 receive ...
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Mayo Dyer Hersey Mayo Dyer Hersey (August 30, 1886 – September 5, 1978) was an American engineer, physicist at the National Bureau of Standards and other government agencies, and Professor of Engineering at Brown University. He received the 1957 ASME Medal, and th ...
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Paul A. Heymans
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G. E. M. Jauncey
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Leonard B. Loeb
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Otto Maass
Otto Maass, (8 July 1890 – 3 July 1961) was a Canadian academic and scientist.
Education
Born in New York City, New York, Maass started teaching at McGill University in 1923 retiring in 1955. He was the Macdonald Professor of Chemistry and ...
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G. M. J. Mackey
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F. W. Peek
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Worth Huff Rodebush
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In the United States:
*Worth, Georgia
*Worth County, Georgia
*Worth, Illinois
*Worth Township, Cook County, Illinois
*Worth Township, Woodford County, Illinois
*Worth Township, Indiana
*Worth Township, Michigan
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R. B. Sosman
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Leonard Thompson Troland
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1923
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James Percy Ault
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Edgar C. Bain
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Robert H. Baker
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C. C. Bidwell
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G. Breit
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Vannevar Bush
Vannevar Bush ( ; March 11, 1890 – June 28, 1974) was an American engineer, inventor and science administrator, who during World War II headed the U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD), through which almost all wartime ...
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E. A. Eckhardt
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G. Faccioli
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John S. Foster
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Thornton C. Fry
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I. C. Gardner
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George E. Gibson
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Oliver Holmes Gish
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Franklin L. Hunt
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Loyd A. Jones
Loyd Ancile Jones (April 12, 1884 – May 15, 1954) was an American scientist who worked for Eastman Kodak Company, where he was head of its physics department for many years. During World War I, he was also a major contributor to the development ...
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David A Keys
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John P. Minton
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Francis D. Murnaghan
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Chauncey G. Peters
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Alexander D. Ross
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R. A. Sawyer
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Wilmer Souder
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A. Q. Tool
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Milton S. Van Dusen
1924
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Samuel Etienne Bieler
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Albert Bjorkeson
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I. S. Bowen
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Walter L. Cheney
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K. K. Darrow
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L. A. Hazeltine
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William Stubbs James
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J. H. Van Vleck
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Alan Tower Waterman
Alan Tower Waterman (June 4, 1892 – November 30, 1967) was an American physicist.
Biography
Born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, he grew up in Northampton, Massachusetts. His father was a professor of physics at Smith College
Smith C ...
1925
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Ernest F. Barker
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William Bowie
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P. Debye
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J. A. Eldridge
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Kanji Honda
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A. Hund
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C. B. Joliffe
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K. H. Kingdon
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Otto Laporte
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Charles F. Meyer
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Robert S. Mulliken
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H. Nagaoka
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H. H. Plaskett
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Charles Sheard
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Dr Sheard was born in Toronto a ...
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H. D. Smyth
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John Q. Stewart
John Quincy Stewart (September 10, 1894 – March 19, 1972) was an American astrophysicist.
He obtained his Ph.D. in physics from Princeton University in 1919. He taught astrophysics at Princeton from 1921 until he retired in 1963.
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1926
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Hugh L. Dryden
Hugh Latimer Dryden (July 2, 1898 – December 2, 1965) was an American aeronautical scientist and civil servant. He served as NASA Deputy Administrator from August 19, 1958, until his death.
Biography Early life and education
Dryden was born in ...
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Carl H. Eckhart
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Frederick S. Goucher
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Karl F. Harzfield
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Abraham Joffe
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A. S. McAllister
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Chester Snow
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Frank M. Walters
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Fritz Zwicky
Fritz Zwicky (; ; February 14, 1898 – February 8, 1974) was a Swiss astronomer. He worked most of his life at the California Institute of Technology in the United States of America, where he made many important contributions in theoretical and ...
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Nicolas de Kolossowsky
1927
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Samuel K. Allison
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W. Bowie
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F. S. Brackett
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Robert B. Brode
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E. Buckingham
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Elmer Dershem
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O. S. Duffendack
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J. B. Green
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J. J. Hopfield
John Joseph Hopfield (born July 15, 1933) is an American scientist most widely known for his invention of an associative neural network in 1982. It is now more commonly known as the Hopfield network.
Biography
Hopfield was born in 1933 to Po ...
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H. Hotchkiss
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William V. Houston
William Vermillion Houston (January 19, 1900 – August 22, 1968) was an American physicist who made contributions to spectroscopy, quantum mechanics, and solid-state physics as well as being a teacher and administrator. He became the secon ...
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Fabian M. Kannenstine
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Frederick G. Keyes
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B. A. Kreider
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Ralph de L. Kronig
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Samuel C. Lind
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R. B. Owens
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J. Satterley
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F. E. Smith
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I. Stone
1928
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Henry A. Barton
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Joseph A. Becker
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R. M. Bozorth
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F. S. Brackett
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John A. Carroll
John Albert Carroll (July 30, 1901 – August 31, 1983) was an American politician who served as a United States Democratic Party, Democratic United States Representative and United States Senator from Colorado. He also served as a special assi ...
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Harry Clark
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Edward Condon
Edward Uhler Condon (March 2, 1902 – March 26, 1974) was an American nuclear physicist, a pioneer in quantum mechanics, and a participant during World War II in the development of radar and, very briefly, of nuclear weapons as part of the ...
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James M. Cork
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John A Eldridge
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Alexander Ellett
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Marion Eppley
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H. E. Farnsworth
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Alexander Forbes
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Hugo Fricke
Hugo Fricke (August 15, 1892, in Aarhus, Denmark – April 5, 1972, in Huntington, New York, US) was a Danish-American physicist who studied the chemical (radiolysis) and biological (radiation biology) effects of X-ray and electron beams and who ...
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Lester H. Germer
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Alexander Goetz
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E. L. Harrington
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George Harrison
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T. R. Hogness
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Frank C. Hoyt
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Francis A. Jenkins
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J. C. Jensen
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J. B. Johnson
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Charles F. Kettering
Charles Franklin Kettering (August 29, 1876 – November 25, 1958) sometimes known as Charles Fredrick Kettering was an American inventor, engineer, businessman, and the holder of 186 patents.
For the list of patents issued to Kettering, see, Le ...
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Arthur L. Kimball
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S. M. Kinter
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Charles A. Kraus
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Late ...
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Charles H. Kunsman
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Robert J. Lang
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Ernest O. Lawrence
Ernest Orlando Lawrence (August 8, 1901 – August 27, 1958) was an American nuclear physicist and winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1939 for his invention of the cyclotron. He is known for his work on uranium-isotope separation f ...
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George A. Lindsay
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Adolph Lomb
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Alfred L. Loomis
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F. W. Loomis
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Morton Masius
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J. P. Maxfield
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W. H. McCurdy
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George S. Monk
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Jared K. Morse
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Robert A. Patterson
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W. J. Pietenpol
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David C. Prince
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Chester W. Rice Chester Williams Rice (December 16, 1888 – March 8, 1951) was an American electrical engineer who was the joint inventor in 1925 of the moving coil loudspeaker along with Edward W. Kellogg.
Career
Rice was born in Lynn, Massachusetts in 18 ...
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P. A. Ross
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Arthur E. Ruark
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Erwin Schrödinger
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Charles Sheard
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Dr Sheard was born in Toronto a ...
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A. G. Shenstone
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John C. Slater
John Clarke Slater (December 22, 1900 – July 25, 1976) was a noted American physicist who made major contributions to the theory of the electronic structure of atoms, molecules and solids. He also made major contributions to microwave electroni ...
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Joseph Slepian
Joseph Slepian
(February 11, 1891 – December 19, 1969)
was an American electrical engineer known for his contributions to the developments of electrical apparatus and theory.
Born in Boston, MA of Jewish Russian immigrants, he studied ma ...
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Keith K. Smith
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W. W. Stifler
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Louis A. Turner
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Harold C. Urey
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M. S. Vallarta
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Hugo B. Wahlin
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Alan T. Waterman
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Biography
Born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, he grew up in Northampton, Massachusetts. His father was a professor of physics at Smith College. Alan also ...
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E. C. Watson
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William W. Watson
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R. L. Wegel
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Edward C. Wente
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History
The name Edward was very popular in Anglo-Sax ...
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Hermann Weyl
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Charles T. Zahn
1929
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Robert d'Escourt Atkinson
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Biography
Robert d'Escourt Atkinson was born in Wales on April 11, 1898. He went ...
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James A. Beattie
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Arthur Bramley
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Mansfield Town Football Club is a professional football club based in the town of Mansfield, Not ...
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L. F. Curtiss
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Joseph W. Ellis
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Gaylord P. Harnwell
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William V. Houston
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Joseph Kaplan Joseph Kaplan (September 8, 1902 – October 3, 1991) was a Hungarian-born American physicist.
ttp://articles.baltimoresun.com/1991-10-13/news/1991286049_1_perry-ellis-museum-of-art-guggenheim-museum Baltimore Sun:Joseph Kaplan, 89, who was profess ...
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C. C. Kiess
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Vern O. Knudsen
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Robert B. Lindsay
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Edward Mack, Jr
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Harry B. Maris
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Addams S. McAllister
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Carleton C. Murdock
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Jonas B. Nathanson
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J. R. Oppenheimer
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Thomas H. Osgood
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Hugh S. Taylor
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E. P. T. Tyndall
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John B. Whitehead
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J. W. Williams
1930
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J. Frenkel
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Thomas H. Johnson
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Julian E. Mack
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George F. McEwen
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William Albert Noyes
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Otto Oldenberg
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Chester Snow
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Thomas Spooner
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J. J. Weigle
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Harvey E. White
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John G. Winans
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W. H. Zachariasen
1931
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Fred Allison
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He developed a magneto-optic spectroscopy method that became known as the Allison magneto-optic method. He claimed to have discovered two new elements (later discredite ...
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Donald H. Andrews
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Alice H. Armstrong
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Edward J. Baldes
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James H. Bartlett
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Russell S. Bartlett
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J. W. Beams
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J. A. Bearden
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Ralph D. Bennett
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F. Russell Bichowsky
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Francis Bitter
Francis Bitter (July 22, 1902 – July 26, 1967) was an American physicist.
Bitter invented the Bitter plate used in resistive magnets (also called Bitter electromagnets). He also developed the water cooling method inherent to the design of Bi ...
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Oswald Blackwood
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Walker Bleakney
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C. Boeckner
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David G. Bourgin
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Joseph C. Boyce
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Charles J. Brasefield
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A. Keith Brewer
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Ferdinand Brickwedde
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James B. Brinsmade
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W. G. Brombacher
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Detlev W. Bronk
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S. Leroy Brown
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Andrew B. Bryan
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Perry Byerly
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Theodore W. Case
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Early life and education
Theodore Willard Case was born in 1888 in Auburn, New Y ...
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V. L. Chrisler
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Andrew Christy
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George L. Clark
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Kenneth S. Cole
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Biography
He wa ...
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J. R. Collins
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Donald Cooksey
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Cooksey was the son of George Cooksey from Birmingham, Engla ...
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Richard T. Cox
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William H. Crew
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Leo H. Dawson
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David M. Dennison
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Education
In 1917, Dennison entered Sw ...
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Elmer Dershem
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Jane M. Dewey
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G. H. Dieke
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Lee A. DuBridge
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Background
Lee Alvin DuBridge was born on , in Terre Haute, Indiana. His father was Fred DuBridge, ...
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Jesse W. M. DuMond
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Theodore Dunham Jr.
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He was born in New York City, the first-born son of Theodore Dunham, a surgeon, and Josephine Balestier. He was educated at the private schools S ...
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James M. Eglin
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Frederick E. Fowle
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John G. Frayne
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Career
Frayne received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Minnesota while working at the Bell Laboratories. I ...
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James B. Friauf
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Nadiashda Galli-Shohat
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William F. Giaque
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George Glockler
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Samuel Goudsmit
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Life and career
Goudsmit was born in The Hague, Neth ...
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Frank Gray
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Grover R. Greenslade
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Ross Gunn
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From 1927 to 1947, ...
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Otto Halpern
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William R. Ham
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Arthur C. Hardy
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Robert J. Havighurst
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L. Grant Hector
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Edward L. Hill
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Maurice L. Huggins
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Elmer Hutchinson
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Sydney B. Ingram
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Lewis V. Judson
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J. C. Karcher
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Sebastian Karrer
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E. Lee Kinsey
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Paul Kirkpatrick Paul H. Kirkpatrick (July 21, 1894 – December 26, 1992) was co-inventor of the X-ray reflection microscope, and the imaging technique he and his graduate student Albert Baez developed is still used, particularly in astronomy to take X-ray pictur ...
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Dewey D. Knowles
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Lewis R. Koller
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Frank C. Kracek
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Victor K. LaMer
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Rudolf Ladenburg
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R. M. Langer
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Karl Lark-Horovitz
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Charles C. Lauritsen
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Early life and career
Lauritsen was born in Holstebro, Denmark and studied architecture at the Odense Tekniske Skole, graduating in 1911. In 1916 ...
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Victor F. Lenzen
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H. H. Lester
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Noel C. Little
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Walter A. MacNair
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Louis R. Maxwell
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Philip M. Morse
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Biography
Morse graduat ...
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L. L. Nettleton
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W. W. Nicholas
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J. Rud Nielsen
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Wayne B. Nottingham
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Christian Nusbaum
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Paul S. Olmstead
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A. R. Olpin
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Dimitry H. Olshevsky
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Lars Onsager
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John M. Ort
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Frederic Palmer
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Linus Pauling
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Leo J. Peters
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Shirley L. Quimby
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I. I. Rabi
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Hubert H. Race
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N. Rashevsky
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Edward P. Robertson
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Vladimir Rojansky
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Duane Roller
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Richard Ruedy
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Edward O. Salant
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William Schriever
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A. G. Shenstone
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Francis G. Slack Francis Goddard Slack (November 1, 1897 – February 2, 1985) was an American physicist. He was a physics teacher, researcher, and administrator in academia who was renowned for placing equal emphasis on teaching and on research.
Education
Slack wa ...
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William W. Sleator
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Sinclair Smith
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Ambrose H. Stang
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F. W. Stevens
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Ernest C. G. Stuckelberg
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John B. Taylor
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He taught at Columbia Univer ...
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James D. Tear
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Lewi Tonks
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Tonks was employed by General Electric for most of his working life, researching microwaves and ferromagne ...
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Alva Turner
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M. A. Tuve
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J. T. Tykociner
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George E. Uhlenbeck
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D. S. Villars
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G. R. Wait
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Warren Weaver
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Lars A. Welo
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T. Russell Wilkins
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N. H. Williams
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Robert C. Williamson
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Thomas A. Wilson
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Enos E. Witmer
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Jay W. Woodrow
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Winthrop R. Wright
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Oliver R. Wulf
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Ralph W. G. Wyckoff
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Mark Zemansky
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Otto J. Zobel
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R. V. Zumstein
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Vladimir Zworykin
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Max von Laue
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In addition to his scientific endeavors with cont ...
1932
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S. Herbert Anderson
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Richard M. Badger
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Kenneth T. Bainbridge
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Weldon G. Brown
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G. B. Kistiakowsky
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Cornelius Lanczos
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J. E. Lennard-Jones
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Gordon L. Locher
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Harold Pender
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Eugen P. Wigner
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John von Neumann
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1933
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Gerald M. Almy
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James H. Bartlett
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Joseph G. Brown
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W. Edwards Deming
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R. T. Dufford
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P. Gerald Kruger
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Harold M. Mott-Smith
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Carl D. Anderson
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R. M. Badger
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Willard H. Bennett
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Paul P. Cioffi
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Halsey A. Frederick
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Louis P. Granath
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Charles D. Hodman
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Reginald L. Jones
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Alfred Lande
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M. Stanley Livingston
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Walter C. Michels Walter C. Michels (1906–1975) was an Emeritus Professor of Physics at Bryn Mawr College. He was chairman of the department of physics at Bryn Mawr from 1936 to 1970. He was named emeritus professor in 1972.
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Michels grew ...
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Harald H. Nielsen
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M. L. Pool
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R. R. Riesz
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J. E. Shrader
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Shirleigh Silverman
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K. J. Sixtus
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Lloyd P. Smith
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H. F. Stimson
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John Strong
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Lauriston S. Taylor
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Career
He established standards for X-ray radiation exposure for the first time in the 1920s, ...
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Llewellyn H. Thomas
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Robert J. Van de Graaff
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Ernst Wilhelmy
1935
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Arthur J. Aheard
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Robert F. Bacher
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Robert Bowling Barnes
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Hans Bethe
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F. H. Crawford
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John R. Dunning
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Gerald W. Fox
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Enrique Gaviola
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Otto Glasser
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Lawrence R. Hafstad
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J. D. Hanawalt
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James D. Hardy
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Francis E. Haworth
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Malcolm C. Henderson
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John J. Hopfield
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Biography
Hopfield was born in 1933 to Pol ...
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Walter S. Huxford
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M. J. Kelly
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Roy J. Kennedy
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Franz N. D. Kurie
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Edward S. Lamar
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W. Wallace Lozier
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Edwin M. McMillan
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Carl W. Miller
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Harry R. Mimno
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Robert F. Paton
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Gerald L. Pearson
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Earle K. Plyler
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Ernest C. Pollard
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Raymond J. Seeger
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Lewis K. Silicox
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Clinton L. Utterback
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Arthur P. R. Wadlund
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Bertram E. Warren
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Hugh C. Wolfe
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Clarence Zener
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1936
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Norman I. Adams
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Mildred Allen
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William P. Allis
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Gladys A. Anslow
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H. Beutler
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N. Henry Black
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Norris E. Bradbury
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Eli Franklin Burton
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Alvin B. Cardwell
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M. F. Crawford
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Paul H. Dike
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C. Drummond Ellis
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Robley D. Evans
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Floyd A. Firestone
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Alfred B. Focke
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Donald D. Foster
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R. H. Fowler
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Fowler was born at Roydon, Essex, Roydon, Essex, on 17 January 1889 to Howard Fowler, from Burnham-on-Sea, Burnham, Somerset, and Franc ...
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Nathaniel H. Frank
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Wendell H. Furry
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Lachlan Gilchrist
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H. Grayson-Smith
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Erich Hausmann
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Sterling B. Hendricks
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Frederick V. Hunt
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Dunham Jackson
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Hubert M. James
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Ernest J. Jones
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Hans Mueller
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George M. Murphy
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Henry Victor Neher
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Lothar Nordheim
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John L. Rose
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Jenny E. Rosenthal
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George H. Shortley
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L. B. Slichter
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Leland B. Snoddy
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E. C. Stevenson
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Donald C. Stockbarger
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James D. Stranathan
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Julius A. Stratton
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J. C. Street
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Edward Teller
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Robert N. Varney
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John P. Vinti
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John A. Wheeler
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Ernest O. Wollan
Ernest Omar Wollan (November 6, 1902 – March 11, 1984) was an American physicist who made major contributions in the fields of neutron scattering and health physics.
Biography
Wollan was a native of Glenwood, Minnesota. After earning a bachelor' ...
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E. J. Workman
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John C. G. Wulff
1937
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Sidney Walter Barnes
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Preston R. Bassett
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Richard A. Beth
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Felix Bloch
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Emma P. Carr
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Carl T. Chase
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F. Woodbridge Constant
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H. Richard Crane
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Charles S. Fazel
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J. Stuart Foster
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George Gamow
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Arthur Haas
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R. G. Herb
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Gerhard Herzberg
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Herrick L. Johnston
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Edward B. Jordan
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P. Kapitza
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Harold P. Knauss
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Hilario Magliano
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R. C. Mason
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J. C. Mouzon
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Walter M. Nielsen
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Lyman G. Parratt Lyman G. Parratt (May 17, 1908 - June 29, 1995) was an American physicist. He is known for various research using x-rays.
Parratt was born in Salt Lake City.
In 1954, Parratt used x-rays to explore the surface of copper-coated glass, thereby creat ...
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Milton S. Plesset
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G. W. Potapenko
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Richard D. Present
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Frederick Seitz
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Seitz was the 4th president of Rockefeller University from 1968–1978, and the 17th president of the United States Nat ...
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F. Simon
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Charles P. Smyth
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Harry J. White
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Dudley Williams
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Alfred Wolf
1938
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W. E. Albertson
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J. G. Albright
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Alexander Allen
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Luis Alvarez
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John Bardeen
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E. L. Bowles
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William F. Brown
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J. Franklin Carlson
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R. C. Colwell
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Albert S. Coolidge
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Palmer H. Craig
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Daniel S. Elliott
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Walter B. Ellwood
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Maurice Ewing
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Ewing has been described as a pioneering geophysicist who worked on the research of seismic reflection and refraction in ocean basin ...
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W. A. Fowler
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Walter Gordy
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Eugene Guth
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G. G. Harvey
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Leland J. Haworth
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Joseph E. Henderson
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Clarence N. Hickman
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J. Barton Hong
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Victor E. Lagg
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Willis E. Lamb
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John J. Linvingood
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Frederick B. Llewellyn
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John H. Manley
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Biography
He was born in ...
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Carol G. Montgomery
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D. D. Montgomery
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Rose C. L. Mooney
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A. H. Nielson
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A. O. C. Nier
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Foster C. Nix
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A. Nordsiek
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Melba Phillips
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J. R. Richardson
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Rogers D. Rusk
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John C. Schelleng
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Robert Serber
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Robert S. Shankland
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Robert S. Shankland was an undergraduate at the Case School for Applied Sciences from 1925–1929 and received his master's degre ...
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William Shockley
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William R. Smythe
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John C. Steinberg
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A. F. C. Stevenson
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R. L. Thorton
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J. G. Trump
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L. C. Van Atta
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Karl S. Van Dyke
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Ralph D. Wyckoff
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Jerrold Zacharias
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1939
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Allen V. Astin
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Paul L. Bayley
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Katharine Burr Blodgett
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C. Hawley Cartwright
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Ernest E. Charlton
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Jacob Clay
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Clay was born "Jacob Claij" in Berkhout on 18 January ...
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Gioacchino Failla
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Franco Rasetti
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Enrico Fermi
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James B. Fisk
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Gorton R. Fonda
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Moritz Goldhaber
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Paul M. Gross
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William W. Hansen
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Caryl P. Haskins
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William P. Jesse
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Gleason W. Kenrich
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Emil J. Konopinski
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Sorgo A. Korff
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Donald H. Loughridge
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Millard F. Manning
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Karl W. Moissner
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Henry M. O'Bryan
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Arthur L. Patterson
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Lynn H. Rumbaugh
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Leonard I. Schiff Leonard Isaac Schiff was born in Fall River, Massachusetts on March 29, 1915
and died on January 21, 1971 in Stanford, California.
He was a physicist best known for his book ''Quantum Mechanics'', originally published in 1949 (a second edition appe ...
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Gordon Shrum
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Theodore E. Sterno
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Chauncey G. Suits
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Viktor F Weisskopf
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Milton G. White
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Howell J. Williams
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John H. Williams
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E. Bright Wilson
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Rolland M. Zabel
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Walter H. Zinn
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Stanley N. van Voorhis
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Arthur von Hippel
1940
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Otto Beeck
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J. W. Buchta
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George B. Collins
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Felix Cornuschi
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Peter J. W. Debye
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Biography
Early life
Born Petrus Josephus Wilhelmus Debije in Maastricht, Netherlands, D ...
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Richard B. Dow
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Frank G. Dunnington
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Louis A. Gebhard
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Newell S. Gingrich
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Robert E. Holzer
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C. Rulon Jeppesen
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Elbe H. Johnson
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Jerome M. B. Kellogg
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Donald W. Kerst
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Harold J. Kersten
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Harry A. Kirkpatrick
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John G. Kirkwood
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J. K. Knipp
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R. S. Krishnan
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P. Kusch
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Spiro Kyropoulos
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Overton Luhr
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Sidney Millman
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Kenneth R. More
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Lyle W. Phillips
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Norman F. Ramsey
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Howard A. Robinson
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David Sinclair
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Chester M. Van Atta
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Clifford N. Wall
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Robert K. Waring
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Gleb Wataghin
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J. C. M. Whitaker
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Martin D. Whitaker
1941
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Vernon M. Albers
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Herbert L. Anderson
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He contributed to the Manhattan Project. He was also a member of the team which made the firs ...
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Paul A. Anderson
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Alfredo Banos
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W. H. Barkas
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Clarence E. Bennett
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L. V. Berkner
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Francis Birch
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John P. Blewett
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T. W. Bonner
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Eugene T. Booth
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Paul L. Copeland
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William E. Danforth
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John P. Delaney
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Lewis A. Delsasso
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Charles S. Draper
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Harold E. Edgerton
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Walter M. Elsasser
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Immanuel Estermann
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Isidor Fankuchen
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Eugene Feenberg
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Ivan A. Getting
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G. Norris Glasoe
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Roy W. Goranson
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Malcolm H. Hebb
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Albert G. Hill
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J. O. Hirschfelder
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J. Warren Horton
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Henry G. Houghton
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Maurice L. Huggins
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Curtis J. Humphreys
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David R. Inglis
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Ellis A. Johnson
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Ralph P. Johnson
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Martin D. Kamen
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Ralph B. Kennard
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George E. Kimball
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R. W. P. King
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Robert Burnett King
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Harry V. Knorr
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James F. Kochlor
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Bernhard Kurrelmeyer
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Lawrence M. Langer
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David B. Langmuir
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L. Jackson Laslett
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Fritz London
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John R. Loufbourow
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Humboldt W. Leverenz
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Louis Malter
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Biography
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L. Marton
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Maria Goeppert Mayer
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Dana P. Mitchell
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Nora M. Mohler
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Frank E. Myers
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Chaim L. Pekeris
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Boris Podolsky
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W. G. Pollard
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Edith H. Quimby
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Louis N. Ridenour
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Nathan Rosen
Nathan Rosen (Hebrew: נתן רוזן; March 22, 1909 – December 18, 1995) was an American-Israeli physicist noted for his study on the structure of the hydrogen atom and his work with Albert Einstein and Boris Podolsky on entangled wave functio ...
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Bruno Rossi
Bruno Benedetto Rossi (; ; 13 April 1905 – 21 November 1993) was an Italian experimental physicist. He made major contributions to particle physics and the study of cosmic rays. A 1927 graduate of the University of Bologna, he became in ...
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Philip Rudnick
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Julian Schwinger
Julian Seymour Schwinger (; February 12, 1918 – July 16, 1994) was a Nobel Prize winning American theoretical physicist. He is best known for his work on quantum electrodynamics (QED), in particular for developing a relativistically invariant ...
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Emilio Segre Emilio may refer to:
* Emilio Navaira, a Mexican-American singer often called "Emilio"
* Emilio Piazza Memorial School, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State
* Emilio (given name)
* ''Emilio'' (film), a 2008 film by Kim Jorgensen
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* Emílio (dis ...
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Lincoln G. Smith
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Lyman Spitzer
Lyman Spitzer Jr. (June 26, 1914 – March 31, 1997) was an American theoretical physicist, astronomer and mountaineer. As a scientist, he carried out research into star formation, plasma physics, and in 1946, conceived the idea of telescop ...
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Joyce C. Stearns
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Leo Szilard
Leo Szilard (; hu, Szilárd Leó, pronounced ; born Leó Spitz; February 11, 1898 – May 30, 1964) was a Hungarian-German-American physicist and inventor. He conceived the nuclear chain reaction in 1933, patented the idea of a nuclear ...
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Abraham H. Taub
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Browder J. Thompson
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Gregory S. Timoshenko
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Edwin A. Uehling
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Charles W. Ufford
* Lloyd A. Young
1942
* George Antonoff, G. Antonoff
* J. M. Blair
* Leon Brillouin
* Frederick R. Hirsh
* Cecil T. Lane, C. T. Lane
* L. C. Marshall
* L. Marton
*
Philip Rudnick
* Roman Smoluchowski, R. Smoluchowski
1943
* Forrest Fenton Cleveland, F. F. Cleveland
* Peter Pringsheim
* Dean Wolldridge
1944
* J. S. Allen
* R. C. Burt
* Andrew Gemant
* James Hillier
* M. L. Huggins
* Andrew W. Lawson
* Egon Lorenz
* J. H. MacMillen
* Herman Francis Mark
* Emil Ott
* W. W. Salisbury
* Hans Staub
* W. E. Stephens
* W. T. Szymanowski
* Gregory Wannier
1945
* Scott Anderson (physicist), Scott Anderson
* Harvey Brooks (physicist), Harvey Brooks
* Albert Edward Caswell, A. E. Caswell
* P. Y. Chou
* Charles Louis Critchfield, C. L. Critchfield
* P. C. Cross
* J. H. Dillon
* Philipp Frank
* George L. Haller, G. L. Haller
* R. C. Herman
* K. L. Hertel
* John Alfred Hipple, J. A. Hipple
* Montgomery H. Johnson
* Cornelius Lanczos, C. Lanczos
* J. L. Lawson
* W. J. Lyons
* Melvin Mooney
* Raymond Morgan
* Seth Neddermeyer
* K. A. Norton
* Harry Nyquist
* John R. Pierce, J. R. Pierce
* G. Plasczck
* Nicolas Rashevsky, N. Rashevsky
* H. J. Reich
* Arthur Roberts (physicist), Arthur Roberts
* Ragmar Rollefson
* William E. Shoupp
* Sidney Siegel
* A. J. F. Siegert
* Theodore Soller
* N. H. Trytten
* L. A. Wood
* Dorothy Wrinch
* L. M. Young
1946
* Howard Lucius Andrews, H. L. Andrews
* Warren Nelson Arnquist, W. N. Arnquist
* E. Scott Barr
* Henry H. Barschall, H. H. Barshall
* L. L. Beranek
* Winston H. Bostick, W. H. Bostick
* Egon Bretscher
* T. B. Brown
* C. R. Burrows
* W. M. Cady
* Glen D. Camp
* B. Chance
* Ralph J. Christensen
* Robert F. Christy, R. F. Christy
* Lan Jen Chu, L. J. Chu
* Albert McCavour Clogston, A. M. Clogston
* E. A. Coomes
* Sidney Michael Dancoff, S. M. Dancoff
* J. M. Davies
* Robert Henry Dicke, R. H. Dicke
* M. Eastham
* Howard W. Emmons, H. W. Emmons
* D. H. Ewing
* Richard Feynman
* T. L. Fowler
* Otto Frisch
* Darol Froman
* S. L. Gerhard
* Louis Goldstein (physicist), Louis Goldstein
* David Tressel Griggs, D. T. Griggs
* Marshall Halloway
* J. Halpern
*
* Gonald R. Hamilton, D. R. Hamilton
* A. O. Hanson
* Emmet L. Hudspeth, E. L. Hudspeth
* Donald J. Hughes, D. J. Hughes
* W. H. Jordan
* Joseph Keller
* Gilbert W. King
* L. D. Percival King, L. D. P. King
* Urner Liddel
* L. B. Linford
* P. E. Lloyd
* Andrew Longacre, A. Longacre
* Ernest M. Lyman, E. M. Lyman
* Joseph L. McKibben, J. L. McKibben
* P. H. Miller
* J. Millman
* Marcus O'Day, M. D. O'Day
* W. H. Pielemeier
* W. M. Preston
* Hugh Richard
* Robert D. Richtmyer, R. D. Richtmeyer
* F. F. Rieke
* Bernice Weldon Sargent, B. W. Sargent
* E. G. Schnieder
* E. J. Schremp
* Glenn T. Seaborg
* M. M. Shapiro
* Rubby Sherr
* Chalmers W. Sherwin, C. W. Sherwin
* Samuel Silver
* John Alexander Simpson, J. A. Simpson
* O. C. Simpson
* W. H. Souder
* Otto Struve
* G. F. Tape
* Richard Taschek
* Frederick Emmons Terman, F. E. Terman
* Henry C. Torrey, H. C. Torrey
* George E Valley, G. E. Valley
* Ernst Weber (engineer), Ernst Weber
* Alvin M. Weinberg, A. M. Weinberg
* Royal Weller (physicist), Royal Weller
* C. A. Whitmer
* Robert R. Wilson, R. R. Wilson
* G. J. Young
* Theodore von Kármán
1947
* Marius Bohun-Green
* Lyle Borst
* Ralph Bown
* William Weber Buechner, W. W. Buechner
* Norman D. Coggeshall, N. D. Coggeshall
* Richard Courant
* Harry Wilks FulbHarry W. Fulbright
* Piara Singh Gill, P. S. Gill
* William W. Havens Jr., W. S. Havens
* Shuichi Kusaka
* Alexander Langsdorf Jr., A. S. Langsdorf
* Dan McLachlan
* Edward P. Ney, E. P. Ney
* D. O. North
* Frank W. Preston, F. W. Preston
* Leo James Rainwater, L. J. Rainwater
* T. A. Read
* H. K. Schilling
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* Arthur H. Snell, A. H. Snell
* A. Taylor
* Katharine Way
* William A. Wildhack, W. A. Wildhack
1949
* Philip Hauge Abelson, P. H. Abelson
* G. D. Adams
* Edward S. Akeley, E. S. Akeley
* J. G. Aston
* R. A. Becker
* Frederik Belinfante, F. J. Belinfante
* Peter G. Bergmann, P. G. Bergmann
* Ernst Billig
* Ernst Bleuler
* Richard Bolt, R. H. Bolt
* Henry A. Boorse, H. A. Boorse
* D. K. Coles
* H. C. Corben
* Edward Creutz, E. Cruetz
* Maurice Desirant
* Martin Deutsch
* Shrinivas Shridhar Dharmatti, S. S. Dharmatti
* Robert B. Duffield, R. B. Duffield
* H. Y. Fan
* Herman Feshbach
* Gilbert H. Fett, G. H. Fett
* Wolfgang Finkelnburg
* Henry M. Foley, H. M. Foley
* J. G. Fox
* Gertrude Scharff Goldhaber
* Charles David Goodman, C. D. Goodman
* Felix Gutmann
* H. D. Hagstrum
* R. O. Haxby
* Robert D. Heidenrich, R. D. Heidenrich
* Conyers Herring
* E. A. Hiedemann
* R. D. Hill
* J. V. Hughes
* Charles Kittel
* Herman William Koch, H. W. Koch
* W. E. Kock
* James Stark Koehler, J. S. Koehler
* J. S. Laughlin
* Thomas Lauritsen
* J. W. Liska
* Frank Matossi
* R. J. Maurer
* Kenneth G. McKay, K. G. McKay
* Arnold G. Meister, A. G. Meister
* W. O. Milligan
* G. E. Moore (physicist), G. E. Moore
* Emanuel R. Piore, E. R. Piore
* Kenneth S. Pitzer, K. S. Pitzer
* Henry Primakoff
* Robert William Pringle, R. W. Pringle
* Emerson M. Pugh, E. M. Pugh
* R. B. T. Roberts
* C. S. Robinson
* Fred Terry Rogers, F. T. Rogers
* M. E. Rose
* Robert Green Sachs, R. G. Sachs
* M. B. Sampson
* A. L. Samuel
* R. D. Sard
* John N. Shive, J. N. Shive
* Lester Skaggs, L. S. Skaggs
* Charles F. Squire, C. F. Squire
* A. M. Stone
* R. B. Sutton
* Charles Hard Townes, C. H. Townes
* Bernard Waldman
* E. A. Walker
* L. R. Walker
* A. H. White
* M. W. White
* Roger G. Wilkinson, R. G. Wilkinson
* Lincoln Wolfenstein
* Chien-Shiung Wu
* Oleg Yadoff
* Hubert J. Yearian, H. J. Yearian
* Hideki Yukawa
* Sergio de Benedetti
1950
* R. M. Bowie
* Robert G. Breckenridge, R. G. Breckenridge
* H. S. Brown
* Robert J. Cashman, R. J. Cashman
* Eugene C. Crittenden, E. C. Crittenden
* Christian T. Elvey, C. T. Elvey
* Ralph W. Engstrom, R. W. Engstrom
* Kasimir Fajans
* Bernard T. Feld, B. T. Feld
* Leslie L. Foldy, L. L. Foldy
* Simon Freed
* Rudolf Frerichs, R. Frerichs
* E. C. Gregg
* F. L. Hereford
* John J. Hopfield (spectroscopist), John J. Hopfield
* Donald F. Hornig, D. F. Hornig
* C. E. Mandeville
* Leona Marshall
* David Middleton (physicist), David Middleton
* H. A. Oetjen
* L. O. Olsen
* Frank Oppenheimer
* Ray Pepinsky
* D. M. Robinson
* H. W. Russell
* E. F. Shrader
* Surain Singh Sidhu, S. S. Sidhu
* A. L. Skylar
* J. Samuel Smart, J. S. Smart
* C. S. Smith
* J. W. Stout
* Anthony Turkevich, A. L. Turkevich
* L. C. Yuan
1951
* R. Becker
* W. W. Beeman
* A. E. Benfield
* Seymour Bernstein
* Claude Cherrier
* J. E. Goldman
* S. K. Haynes
* Robert Hofstadter
* Christopher Keim, C. P. Keim
* Robert Harrington Kent, R. H. Kent
* D. W. R. McKinley
* Erich Regener
* K. I. Roulston
* Clifford Shull, C. G. Shull
* William Vick Smith
* B. Vodar
* J. A. van der Akker
1952
* A. L. Bennett (physicist), A. L. Bennett
* Walter Betteridge
* Fritz Borgnis, F. E. Borgnis
* Lagford Todd Bourland, L. T. Bourland
* Frederick W. Brown, F. W. Brown
* C. S. Cook
* James H. Coon, J. H. Coon
* J. G. Daunt
* W. L. Davidson
* F. E. Fox
* François Naftali Frenkiel, F. N. Frenkiel
* Edward Gerjouy, E. Gerjouy
* Elizabeth R. Graves
* R. E. Hillger
* Philip S. Jastram, P. S. Jastram
* Harry F. Olson, H. F. Olson
* George E. Pake, G. E. Pake
* Matthew H. Schrenk, M. H. Schrenk
* F. B. Shull
* Joseph H. Simons, J. H. Simons
* J. H. Webb
* A. O. Williams
1953
* Robert Adair (physicist), R. K. Adair
* Harold V. Argo, H. V. Argo
* George C. Baldwin, G. C. Baldwin
* F. D. Bennett
* Warren W. Berning, W. W. Berning
* J. K. Bragg
* Herbert P. Broida, H. P. Broida
* Sanborn C. Brown, S. C. Brown
* Keith A. Brueckner, K. A. Brueckner
* Francis P. Bundy, F. P. Bundy
* J. T. Burwell
* Richard K. Cook, R. K. Cook
* Charles D. Coryell, C. D. Coryell
* E. F. Cox
* G. J. Dienes
* W. R. Faust
* J. H. Frazer
* W. R. Fredrickson
* F. L. Friedman
* A. W. Friend
* William F. Fry, W. F. Fry
* P. F. Gast
* W. M. Good
* M. A. Greenfield
* Andrew V. Haeff, A. V. Haeff
* Jane H. Hall
* W. T. Ham
* E. F. Hammel
* Peter Havas
* M. L. Herlin
* B. L. Hicks
* J. P. Howe
* Henry Hurwitz
* Chih-Kung Jen, C. K. Jen
* Erling Jensen
* R. S. Jessup
* Robert Karplus
* Don Kirkham
* E. H. Krause
* W. L. Kraushaar
* H. W. Lewis
* D. L. Lind
* R. S. Livingston
* J. M. Luttinger
* Alfred K. Mann, A. K. Mann
* Emanuel Maxwell, E. Maxwell
* Andre Mercier (physicist), Andre Mercier
* Nicholas Metropolis
* Karl Z. Morgan, K. Z. Morgan
* W. W. Mutch
* H. Q. North
* William Elwood Ogle, W. E. Ogle
* Erneat Carl Okress, E. C. Okress
* Herbert Parker (scientist), H. M. Parker
* John R. Pelham, J. R. Pellam
* W. R. Perret
* George T. Rado, G. T. Rado
* W. T. Read
* John A. Sanderson, J. A. Sanderson
* Otto Schmitt, O. H. Schmitt
* Raemer Schreiner, R. E. Schreiber
* A. H. Scott
* Russell B. Scott, R. B. Scott
* Leo Seren
* H. S. Sommers
* Frank Harold Spedding, F. H. Spedding
* R. W. Spence
* Walter H. Stockmayer, R. H. Stockmayer
* C. V. Strain
* Malcolm Woodrow Strandberg, M. W. P. Strandberg
* R. W. Thompson
* David Turnbull (materials scientist), David Turnbull
* George H. Vineyard, G. H. Vineyard
* Kenneth M. Watson, K. M. Watson
* Theodore A. Welton, T. A. Welton
* F. E. Williams (physicist), F. E. Williams
* R. W. Williams
* R. E. Wilson
* John R. Winkckler, J. R. Winckler
* Peter A. Wolff, P. A. Wolff
* Oleg Yadoff
* K. A. Yamakawa
* Daniel Joseph Zaffarano, D. J. Zaffarano
* Bruno Hasbrouck Zimm, B. H. Zimm
1954
* Everitt P. Blizard, E. P. Blizard
* W. L. Brown
* Alfred Dixon Callihan, A. D. Callihan
* W. N. English
* William A. Klemperer
* Dhirendra Nath Kundu, D. N. Kundu
* J. D. Kurbatov
* Kurt Lehovec
* F. K. McGowan
* S. O. Morgan
* Simon Paternack, S. Pasternack
* L. D. Roberts
* Ralph P. Shutt, R. P. Shutt
* Robert Dean Spence, R. D. Spence
* R. L. Sproull
* Roald K. Wangsness, R. K. Wangsness
1955
* Nicolaas Bloembergen, N. Bloembergen
* Malcolm K. Brachman, M. K. Brachman
* Owen Chamberlain
* Robert A. Charpie, R. A. Charpie
* Bernard Leonard Cohen, B. L. Cohen
* J. N. Cooper
* C. L. Cowan
* S. H. Dike
* David Feldman (physicist), David Feldman
* John D. Ferry, J. D. Ferry
* L. H. Fisher
* Herbert Friedman
* Ronald Geballe
* A. N. Guthrie
* David Lawrence Hill, D. L. Hill
* Robert D. Huntoon, R. D. Huntoon
* Walter D. Knight, W. D. Knight
* Wulf Bernard Kunkel, W. B. Kunkel
* James Ross MacDonald, J. R. Macdonald
* M. L. Merritt
* D. J. Montgomery
* E. C. Nelson (physicist), E. C. Nelson
* Gene T. Pelsor, G. T. Pelsor
* John Reynolds (physicist), J. H. Reynolds
* Malvin Ruderman, M. A. Ruderman
* Wayne W. Scanlon, W. W. Scanlon
* Arthur Schawlow
* Richard Tousey
* W. W. Van Roosbroeck
* Gerhard L. Weissler, G. L. Weissler
* Chen-Ning Yang
* Alexander Zucker
* Frederic de Hoffmann
1956
* David E. Alburger, D. E. Alburger
* Rudolf Bechmann
* Hendrik Wade Bode
* Raymond Bowers (physicist), R. Bowers
* Gordon L. Brownell, G. L. Brownell
* Carter D. Broyles, C. D. Broyles
* Richard H. Bube, R. H. Bube
* Jan Burgers, J. M. Burgers
* T. B. Cook
* J. Gregory Dash, J. G. Dash
* Richard Leroy Dolecek, R. L. Dolecek
* William Krasny Ergen, W. K. Ergen
* Ugo Fano
* R. E. Fox
* C. Goldberg
* Max Goodrich
* Ben Roger Gossick, B. R. Gossick
* Suraj N. Gupta, S. N. Gupta
* C. D. Hause
* Frank Herman
* P. H. Keesom
* J. S. Levinger
* R. L. Longini
* E. F. Lowry
* A. R. Moore
* E. W. Mueller
* H. T. Nagamatsu
* L. S. Nergaard
* D. C. Peaslee
* J. A. Sauer
* S. A. Schaaf
* F. H. Shelton
* A. Simon
* P. L. Smith (physicist), P. L. Smith
* C. V. Stephenson
* Rohn Truell
* F. A. Valente
* W. D. Walker
* Aaron Wexler (physicist), Aaron Wexler
* Clyde Wiegand, C. E. Wiegand
1957
* Bernard M. Abraham
* L. T. Aldrich
* Richard M. Badger, R. M. Badger
* William Band
* William Ernest Bennett, W. E. Bennett
* Charles K. Bockelman, C. K. Bockelman
* Lowell M. Bollinger
* James Joseph Brady, J. J. Brady
* Edward C. Campbell (physicist), E. C. Campbell
* Warren B. Cheston, W. B. Cheston
* William A. Chupka, W. A. Chupka
* James Dillon Cobine, J. D. Cobine
* Fritz Coester
* Malcolm Y. Colby, M. Y. Colby
* John W. T. Dabbs, J. W. Dabbs
* Richard N. Dexter, R. N. Dexter
* W. Crawford Dunlap, W. C. Dunlap
* J. E. Evans
* William Martin Fairbank, W. M. Fairbank
* David L. Falkoff, D. L. Falkoff
* Scott Forbush, S. E. Forbush
* A. Theodore Forrester, A. T. Forrester
* Martyn Foss, M. H. Foss
* S. S. Friedland
* Charles Geoffrey Blythe Garrett, C. G. B. Garrett
* Nathan Ginsburg
* Leo Goldberg
* Alex E.S. Green, A. E. S. Green
* Gerhart K. Groetzinger, G. K. Groetzinger
* Charles L. Hamer, C. L. Hammer
* Stanley S. Hanna, S. S. Hanna
* John Arthur Harvey, J. A. Harvey
* Richard J. Hayden
* W. J. Henderson
* David C. Hess, D. C. Hess
* Carl T. Hibdon, C. T. Hibdon
* Roger H. Hildebrand
* Norton M. Hintz, N. M. Hintz
* Joseph G. Hoffman, J. G. Hoffman
* Robert E. Holland, R. E. Holland
* William Frank Hornyak, W. F. Hornyak
* Vernon W. Hughes, V. W. Hughes
* Leon Katz (physicist), Leon Katz
* Carl Kenty
* Chihiro Kikuchi
* Robert H. Kingston, R. H. Kingston
* Jere Donald Knight, J. D. Knight
* Wallace C. Koehler, W. C. Koehler
* Philip Grant Koontz, P. G. Koontz
* Dieter Kurath
* Robert T. Lagemann, R. T. Lagemann
* Eugene E. Lampi, E. E. Lampi
* Benjamin Lax
* Irwin L. Lebow, I. L. Lebow
* E. G. Linder
* Roland Edward Meyerott, R. E. Meyerott
* Daniel W. Miller
* Jack Pitts Mize, J. P. Mize
* Charles D. Moak, C. D. Moak
* Allan H. Morrish, A. H. Morrish
* John E. Nafe, J. E. Nafe
* V. Alexander Nedzel, V. A. Nedzel
* Roger G. Newton
* Richard E. Norberg, R. E. Norberg
* Theodore B. Novey
* R. D. O'Neal
* Gilbert Jerome Perlow, G. J. Perlow
* E. W. Pike
* W. G. Proctor
* Sol Raboy
* Edward G. Ramberg, E. G. Ramberg
* Charles A. Reynolds (physicist), C. A. Reynolds
* Joseph Melvin Reynolds, J. M. Reynolds
* G. Roy Ringo, G. R. Ringo
* Shepard Roberts
* P. A. Rodgers
* Fritz Rohrlich
* Philip Rosen (physicist), Philip Rosen
* Marc Hansen Ross, M. H. Ross
* William Taussig Scott =, W. T. Scott
* Charles H. Shaw, C. H. Shaw
* Kenneth L. Sherman, K. L. Sherman
* Robert G. Shulman, R. G. Shulman
* Fred Singer, S. F. Singer
* R. C. Spencer
* Paul H. Stelson, P. H. Stelson
* S. Town Stephenson, S. T. Stephenson
* Charles P. Swann, C. P. Swann
* K. R. Symon
* Lee C. Teng, L. C. Teng
* Michel Ter-Pogossian, M. M. Ter-Pogossian
* Alvin V. Tollestrup
* Douglas M. Van Patter
* George Volkoff, G. M. Volkoff
* Arthur W. Waltner, A. W. Waltner
* D. T. Warren
* R. T. Webber
* Bernard Weinstock
* Paul B. Weisz, P. B. Weisz
* Harry l. Welsh, H. L. Welsh
* Michael Kennerley Wilkinson, M. K. Wilkinson
* Harvey B. Willard, H. B. Willard
* Herman Yagoda
* Aristid von Grosse
1958
* Harry C. Allen
* Ernest Ambler
* Nicholas G. Anton
* Zoltán Lajos Bay, Zoltan L. Bay
* David B. Beard
* Alden B. Bestul
* Robert T. Beyer
* Felix H. Boehm
* Lewis M. Branscomb
* Philip J. Bray
* Gerald E. Brown
* Randall S. Caswell
* Rodney Lee Cool
* Lawrence M. Cranberg
* Raymond Davis Jr., Raymond Davis
* Vernon H. Dibeler
* Antonio Ferri
* Alan D. Franklin
* Joe L. Franklin
* H. P. R. Frederikse
* Everett G. Fuller
* Roland Hamilton Good, R. H. Good
* Martin Greenspan
* Evans Hayward
* Raymond W. Hayward
* Charles M. Herzfeld
* John D. Hoffman
* Ralph P. Hudson
* Herbert Jehle
* M. Z. Krzywoblocki
* Herbert Leaderman
* D. E. Mann
* Robert S. Marvin
* A. Turner McPherson
* Robert W. Morse
* Joseph W. Motz
* Irwin Oppenheim
* C. H. Page (physicist), C. H. Page
* Howard H. Seliger
* Andrew W. Sunyar
* Harold O. Wyckoff
* Jules R. de Launey
1959
* Henri Amar
* Isadore Amdur
* Robert L. Anthony
* Norman Austern
* W. Carlisle Barber
* Charles A. Barnes
* Charles W. Beckett
* Benjamin Bederson
* Stephan Berko
* Lawrence R. Bickford
* Manfred A. Biondi
* Cornelius P. Browne
* Nicolas Cabrera
* Kenneth M. Case
* William Carter Dash
* Thomas M. Donahue
* Samuel N. Foner
* Richard G. Fowler
* Glenn M. Frye
* John L. Gammel
* Donald A. Glaser
* G. Robert Gunther-Mohr
* Paul V. C. Hough
* Lloyd P. Hunter
* Robert Jastrow
* Frederic Keffer
* Karl G. Kessler
* Samuel Krimm
* John J. Lambe
* Rolf Landauer, Rolf W. Landauer
* W. Wallace McCormick
* Thomas R. McGuire
* John A. McIntyre
* A. G. McNish
* Franz R. Metzger
* John W. Mihelich
* Walter C. Miller (physicist), Walter C. Miller
* David Mintzer
* Roger Newman (physicist), Roger Newman
* Hugh C. Paxton
* Arthur V. Phelps
* Robert W. Pidd
* John S. Plaskett
* Walter Ramberg
* Charles A. Randall, Jr
* Alfred G. Redfield
* David J. Rose
* Marshall Rosenbluth
* Mahendra Singh Sodha, Mahendra S. Sodha
* John Wescott Stewart
* Robert M. Talley
* Winfield W. Tyler
* Lawrence J. Varnerin
* George P. Wachtell
* Richard F. Wallis
* Satosi Watanabe
* Walter D. Whitehead
* Heinz G. F. Wilsdorf, H. G. F. Wilsdorf
* Ralph A. Wolfe
* William E. Wright
* Chia-Shun Yih
* Donald R. Young
1960
* John T. Agnew
* Joseph Ballam
* Richard G. Barnes
* Charles P. Bean
* Lawrence Biedenharn, Lawrence C. Biedenharn
* Joseph L. Birman
* George Birnbaum (physicist), George Birnbaum
* Frank J. Blatt
* Martin M. Block
* Richard C. Bradley
* Ivor Brodie
* James J. Brophy
* Laurie M. Brown
* Charles I. Browne
* Max E. Caspari
* Calvin M. Class
* E. Richard Cohen
* Michael Cohen (physicist), Michael Cohen
* W. Dale Compton
* George A. Cowan
* Donald C. Cronemeyer
* Michael Danos
* Robert B. Day
* Benjamin C. Diven, B. C. Diven
* Jerome M. Dowling
* Raymond L. Driscoll
* Henry Ehrenreich
* Leo Esaki
* Edgar Everhart
* John C. Fisher (physicist), John C. Fisher
* Benjamin Chalmers Frazer, B. C. Frazer
* Alexander N. Gerritsen
* Leonard Sidney Goodman
* Melvin B. Gottlieb
* Andrew Guthrie (physicist), Andrew Guthrie
* Thomas M. Hahn
* Marshall C. Harrington
* Edward W. Hart
* Richard L. Henkel
* Julius L. Jackson
* Evan O'Neill Kane (physicist), Evan O. Kane
* Werner Kanzig
* Narinder Singh Kapany, Narinder S. Kapany
* William Edward Keller
* Edward Haskel Kerner
* George B. Kistiakowsky
* Bennett Kivel
* Walter Kohn
* F. Ralph Kotter
* William E. Kreger
* Martin David Kruskal, Martin D. Kruskal
* Elliott J. Lawton
* Robert B. Leachman
* Tsung-Dao Lee
* Bowen Rado Leonard
* Harold Walter Lewis
* Sidney H. Liebson
* Archie Mahan
* J. Carson Mark
* Robert L. Mather
* Gordon W. McClure
* James W. McGrath
* Hans Meissner
* John Wesley Mitchell (physicist), John Wesley Mitchell
* Ralph C. Mobley
* Robert Frederick Mozley, R. F. Mozley
* Frederick Van Name
* Henry Winston Newson
* Gerard K. O'Neill, G. K. O'Neill
* Vincent E. Parker
* Robert G. Parr
* Joseph E. Perry
* Murray Peshkin
* Gerald C. Phillips
* James Alfred Phillips
* Gerald S. Picus
* David Pines
* Robert L. Platzman
* R. Ronald Rau
* Leonard Reiffel
* Fred Linden Ribe
* Harold E. Rorschach
* Arnold Russek
* Vance L. Sailor
* George J. Schultz
* John D. Seagrave
* Sunil Kumar Sen, Sunil K. Sen
* Kurt E. Shuler
* A. Melvin Skellett
* Stephen J. Smith (chemical physicist), Stephen J. Smith
* Robert Stratton
* Peter A. Sturrock
* Chan Mou Tehen
* James L. Thomas
* Moody C. Thompson
* Alen M. Thorndike
* Richard E. Trees
* Arthur G. Tweet
* George D. Watkins
* Albert Bruce Weaver, A. B. Weaver
* Joseph Weber
* Joseph Wenesser
* Philip G. Wilkinson
* Robert Marshall Williamson
* Andrew Wittkower
* John L. Yarnell
* Hubert Yockey, Hubert P. Yockey
1961
* Felix T. Adler
* Fay Ajzenberg-Selove
* Frederick G. Allen
* Giulio Ascoli (physicist), Giulio Ascoli
* Richard G. Barnes
* Douglas S. Billington
* D. Allan Bromley
* Frederick C. Brown
* Richard M. Brown
* Elias Burstein
* Bille C. Carlson
* Kuldip P. Chopra
* Kenneth C. Clark
* Eugene P. Cooper
* James H. Crawford
* Bryce DeWitt, Bryce S. DeWitt
* Jerome M. Dowling
* Martin H. Edwards
* Arthur A. Evett
* George Wells Farwell
* George Feher
* Joseph R. Feldmeier
* Wade L. Fite
* Sherman Frankel
* Hans Frauenfelder
* Theodore H. Geballe
* Alexander N. Gerritsen
* Edwin L. Goldwasser
* Leonard S. Goodman
* J. Mayo Greenberg
* Willy Haeberli
* Isaac Halpern
* Frank S. Ham
* Paul Handler
* Wendell G. Holladay
* John Richard Holmes
* J. David Jackson
* Boris A. Jacobsohn
* Ali Javan
* Cleland H. Johnson
* Evan O. Kane
* Paul G. Klemens
* Louis J. Koester
* Ulrich E. Kruse
* James M. Lafferty
* Leo S. Lavatelli
* Sam Legvold
* Alfred Leitner
* Paul Warren Levy
* Theodore Litovitz, Theodore Aaron Litovitz
* William Arthur Little
* John S. Luce
* Gerald W. Ludwig
* Archie Mahan
* Dillon E. Mapother
* Robert L. Mather
* David W. McCall
* Harold Mendlowitz
* Kazuhiko Nishijima
* Robert Novick
* Robert H. Parmenter
* David G. Ravenhall
* John M. Richardson (physicist), John M. Richardson
* G. Raymond Satchler
* Richard Schlegel (physicist), Richard Schlegel
* Fred H. Schmidt
* John Robert Schrieffer
* Walter Selove
* Richard G. Seyler
* David P. Shoemaker
* Ralph O. Simmons
* William P. Slichter
* James Hammond Smith, James H. Smith
* Stanley Cooper Snowdon
* James N. Snyder
* Charles P. Sonnett
* Rudolph M. Sternheimer
* Roger A. Strehlow
* Clayton A. Swenson
* Robb M. Thomson
* John S. Toll
* John Stewart Waugh
* Alfons Weber (physicist), Alfons Weber
* Joseph Weber
* Max T. Weiss
* John C. Wheatley
* Donald Robertson White
* Henry William Wyld
* Marvin Eugene Wyman
1962
* Edward V. Ashburn
* Masao Atoji
* Robert Avery (physicist), Robert Avery
* William O. Baker, W. O. Baker
* John R. Banister
* Simon H. Bauer, S. H. Bauer
* George Bekefi
* George B. Benedek
* Joseph Berkowitz (physicist), Joseph Berkovitz
* Jeremy Bernstein
* Richard Bersohn, R. Bersohn
* Fred W. Billmeyer
* John S. Blair
* Myer Bloom, M. Bloom
* Stewart D. Bloom
* David Bodansky
* Charles H. Braden
* Thomas H. Braid
* Bertram N. Brockhouse
* Marx Brook
* Solomon J. Buchsbaum
* Arthur M. Bueche, A. M. Bueche
* Frederick Bueche, F. Bueche
* Frank P. Buff
* Bertram A. Calhoun
* Howard Earl Carr
* Edward F. Casassa
* John G. Castle
* Bellur S. Chandrasekhar
* Robert L. Chasson
* Wolfgang J. Choyke
* Eugene L. Church
* Frederic H. Coensgen
* Stirling A. Colgate
* Eugene P. Cooper
* Lester M. Corliss
* Bryce L. Crawford
* C. F. Curtiss
* Richard H. Dalitz
* Sperry E. Darden
* Norman R. Davidson
* Thomas W. De Witt
* John C. Decius, J. C. Decius
* Hans G. Dehmelt
* Joseph F. Dillon
* Malcolm Dole
* Kurt Dressler
* Harry G. Drickamer
* John F. Eichelberger
* Werner S. Emmerich
* Gert Erlich
* Andrew H. Eschenfelder
* Edwin R. Fitzgerald
* Marshall Fixman
* Paul A. Flinn
* Paul J. Flory
* Simon Foner
* Thomas G. Fox
* George K. Fraenkel
* Simeon A. Friedberg
* Edward A. Frieman
* Harold A. Gersch
* Stanley Geschwind
* Julian H. Gibbs
* John B. Goodenough
* Barry S. Gourary
* Harry E. Gove
* Wayland C. Griffith
* G. Richard Grove
* Herbert S. Gutowsky, H. S. Gutowsky
* Robert N. Hall
* N. Bruce Hannay
* William R. Haseltine
* Julius M. Hastings
* Louis C. Hebel
* Warren Heckrotte
* Frederick T. Hedgcock, F. T. Hedgcock
* J. de Heer
* Ernest M. Henley
* Dudley R. Herschbach
* Nicolas Inchauspe
* Vincent Jaccarino
* Israel S. Jacobs
* Nelson Jarmie
* Howard S. Jarrett
* Peter D. Johnson
* Thomas A. Kaplan
* Allan N. Kaufman
* H. Douglas Keith
* Charles N. Kelber
* Robert W. Keyes
* Robert S. Knox
* George F. Koster
* Leslie S. G. Kovasznay
* William R. Krigbaum
* Arnold M. Kuethe
* John Eugene Kunzler
* Eugene J. Lauer
* Robert D. Lawson
* David R. Lide
* Chia-Chiao Lin, C. C. Lin
* Seymour J. Lindenbaum
* Walter B. Loewenstein
* Conrad Longmire, Conrad L. Longmire
* Jere Johns Lord
* Alexander D. MacDonald
* Hershel Markovitz
* Walter C. Marshall
* Ludwig J. Mayer
* Donald S. McClure
* James W. Meadows
* Clarence R. Mehl
* Arthur Clayton Menius
* R. E. Merrifield
* Eugen Merzbacher
* Frederick John Milford
* Glenn H. Miller
* Marvin H. Mittleman
* Raymond L. Murray
* John R. Neighbours
* A. Wilson Nolle
* Normal Lee Oleson
* Eugene Parker
* Stanford S. Penner
* Martin Peter
* Herbert R. Philipp
* W. D. Phillips
* Gilbert J. Plain
* Alan M. Portis
* Richard F. Post
* Emerson W. Pugh
* Marguerite M. Rogers
* Norman Rostoker
* Klaus Ruedenberg
* Matthew Sands
* Hiroshi Sato (physicist), Hiroshi Sato
* John P. Schiffer
* Melvin Schwartz
* Arthur Schwarzschild
* Benjamin Segall
* Howard A. Shugart
* John Arol Simpson
* Glen A. Slack
* John Slonczewski, John C. Slonczewski
* Edward G. Spencer
* Martin Stearns
* Richard S. Stein
* Ernest J. Sternglass
* Thomas H. Stix
* George Sudarshan
* Paul M. Sutton
* Morris Tanenbaum
* George B. Thurston
* George Thomas Trammell
* Douglas Venable
* Ernest K. Warburton (physicist), Ernest K. Warburton
* Sir Robert Watson-Watt
* Gunther K. Wertheim
* Edgar F. Westrum
* Robert L. White
* Lawrence Wilets
* Richard Wilson (physicist), Richard Wilson
* Louis Witten
* L. D. Wyly
1963
* William Parker Alford
* John M. Anderson (physicist), John M. Anderson
* Peter Louis Auer
* George A. Baker
* Samuel Jarvis Bame
* Klaus H. Behrndt
* Converse Herrick Blanchard
* Eugene I. Blount
* Martin Blume
* Dan I. Bolef
* Mark Bolsterli
* Earl R. Callen
* Richard O. Carlson
* Shang-Yi Ch'en
* Leon N. Cooper
* James Watson Cronin
* William Culshaw (physicist), William Culshaw
* William D. Davis
* John A. Dillon
* Harry Dreicer
* John J. Dropkin
* Marvin Emerson Ebel
* Charles Elbaum
* John R. Eshbach
* Howard W. Etzel
* James M. Ferguson
* Sidney Fernbach
* Clarence M. Fowler, C. M. Fowler
* Arthur J. Freeman
* Charles J. Gallagher
* Jagadish B. Garg
* John J. Gilvarry
* Irvine Israel Glass, I. I. Glass
* Maurice Glicksman
* Charles J. Goebel
* Louis Gold
* Herbert Goldstein
* Myron L. Good
* J. Charles Grosskreutz
* Everett Mark Hafner
* Donald Hagerman
* Gordon E. Hansen
* Eugene Helfand
* Heinz K. Henisch
* George Wheeler Hinman
* Clyde A. Hutchinson
* Andrew R, Hutson, A. R. Hutson
* S. C. Jain, Suresh Chand Jain
* John A. Jungerman
* Jerome Karle
* George R. Keepin
* V. Paul Kenney
* Marvin E. Lasser
* Boris Leaf
* Bela A. Lengyel
* Leon J. Lidofsky
* Hans W. Liepmann
* Dudley T. F. Marple
* Kenneth B. McAfee
* Edward Melkonian
* Peter A. Moldauer
* Michael J. Moravcsik
* Donald R. Morey
* Henry Motz
* Rolf Karl Mueller
* John A. Northrop
* Susumu Okubo
* Jay Orear
* Richard Keut Osborn
* Lorne A. Page
* Harry Palevsky
* Russell A. Peck
* A. Peterlin
* Richard James Plano
* George Woodman Pratt, George W. Pratt
* Jerome S. Prener
* Earl W. Prohofsky
* Warren E. Quinn
* Herbert Rabin
* Arthur H. Rosenfeld
* Herbert B. Rosenstock
* George Rudinger
* Moti L. Rustgi
* Edward I. Salkovitz
* Nicholas P. Samios
* George A. Sawyer
* Raymond F. Sawyer
* Albert I. Schindler
* Guenter Schwartz
* Ruth Fitzmayer Schwarz
* Arthur Schwarzchild
* Anatole M. Shapiro
* Raymond Kay Sheline
* Zaka I. Slawsky
* Bernard Smaller
* Felix T. Smith
* George F. Smith
* David P. Stevenson
* Frank H. Stillinger
* Thomas F. Stratton
* Otmar Michael Stuetzer
* James Terrell (physicist), James Terrell
* Otto Theimer
* Sam Bard Treiman
* Thomas L. Weatherly
* Romayne F. Whitmer
* Joel Q. Williams
* William J. Willis
* William W. Wood (physicist), William W. Wood
* Thomas J. Ypsilantis
* Paul F. Zweifel, P. F. Zweifel
1964
* Elihu Abrahams
* John D. Anderson (physicist), John D. Anderson
* Charles Herbert Bachman, C. H. Bachman
* Samuel Jarvis Bame
* Saul Barshay
* Earl C. Beaty
* Albert C. Beer
* Ted G. Berlincourt
* Richard Blankenbecler
* Rubin Braunstein
* Robert Melvin Brugger
* Manuel Cardona
* Herman Y. Carr
* Thomas Ripley Carver
* Henderson Cole
* Arthur C. Damask
* David B. Dutton
* Norman Einspruch
* Thomas L. Estle
* James A. Fay
* Val Logsdon Fitch
* Harry Lloyd Frisch
* Philip H. Geil
* Sydney Geltman
* Garth W. Gobeli, G. W. Gobeli
* George Warren Griffing
* Leonard I. Grossweiner
* Lester Guttman
* Richard A. Hake
* Russell LaVerne Heath
* Kenneth W. Hedberg
* Douglas J. Henderson
* Warren Elliot Henry, Warren Elliott Henry
* Roland Francis Herbst
* J. Ross Heverly
* Robert M. Hill (Lockheed), Robert M. Hill
* F. Hubbard Horn
* Hans Jaffe
* Robert George Jahn
* Piyare Lal Jain
* Walter John (physicist), Walter John
* William G. Johnston
* William L. Kehl
* Arthur K. Kerman
* Clarence F. Kooi
* Ralph W. Krone
* Murray A. Lampert
* Cecil Eldon Leith
* Aaron Lemonick
* John Linsley
* Alfred U. MacRae
* Edward Allen Mason
* Satish C. Mathur
* F. Albert Matsen
* Ian E. McCarthy
* Hugh McManus
* Henry Lewis McMurry
* Alan L. McWhorter
* Mael Avrami Melvin, Mael A. Melvin
* Roger C. Millikan
* Michael Stanley Moore
* Robert Alexander Naumann
* Richard C. Nelson
* Arthur H. Nethercot
* Theodore George Northrop
* Elio Passaglia
* P. James Peebles
* Charles P. Poole
* Robert H. Rediker
* Charles William Reich
* Ronald M. Rockmore
* Adam F. Schuch
* Lawrence M. Slifkin
* Thor L. Smith
* Peter P. Sorokin
* Martin C. Steele, M. C. Steele
* Alec T. Stewart
* Swaminatha Sundaram
* Dale T. Teaney
* Georges M. Temmer
* David Gilbert Thomas
* Richard N. Thomas
* William W. True
* Arthur Strong Wightman
* Howard A. Wilcox
* Rolf G. Winter
* James P. Wittke
* Edward J. Zimmerman, E. J. Zimmerman
1965
* Hack Arroe
* Dana K. Bailey
* Clarence Franklin Barnett
* Stanley Bashkin
* Robert Thomas Bate
* Richard barry Bernstein, Richard B. Bernstein
* Jacob Bigeleisen
* John S. Blakemore
* Leon Blitzer
* Edward F. Carome
* W James Carr
* Tien Sun Chang
* Lloyd F. Chase
* Philip Wylie Coulter
* Jack W. Culvahouse
* Arthur C. Damask
* John P. Davidson
* Edward E. Donaldson
* Ronald D. Edge
* Arno Wilford Ewald
* Vincent J. Folen
* Thomas Kenneth Fowler
* Wolfgang Franzen
* Robert J. Friauf
* Fausto G. Fumi
* Roy Henry Garstang, R. H. Garstang
* W. F. Gauster
* Samuel Dwight Gehman
* Andrew V. Gold
* Paul Goldhammer
* Charles D. Goodman
* Claude G. Grenier
* Gordon E. Gross
* Richard A. Gudmundsen
* John B. Gunn
* Melvyn L. Halbert
* Edward G. Harris
* Mark Harrison (physicist), Mark Harrison
* Marvin Hass
* Eastman N. Hatch
* Gabriel Frederick Herrmann
* J. Ross Heverly
* D. K. Holmes
* John Thomas Howe
* Arthur Huechman
* Richard W. Huggett
* Joseph L. Hunter
* William G. Johnston
* Joyce J. Kaufman
* William L. Kehl
* Seymour P. Keller
* George G. Kelley
* William J. Kerman
* Rappal S. Krishnan
* Behram Kursunolgu
* Norman H. Lazar
* Aleksander Lempicki
* Chun Chia Lin
* Samuel H. Liu
* Ralph A. Logan
* Per-Olov Lowdin
* Herbert Grenfeld MacPherson
* Malcolm H. Macfarlane
* Allan R. Mackintosh
* Hormoz M. Mahmoud
* T. H. Maiman
* Saul Meiboom
* Roy Middleton (physicist), Roy Middleton
* Robert G. Morris
* Marcel W. Muller
* B. A. Munir
* Marshall I. Nathan
* William F. Nelson
* Bishan P. Nigam
* K. Carl Nomura
* Masaru Ogawa
* William C. Overton
* F. J. Padden
* Edward D. Palik
* Edgar A. Pearlstein
* Ronald F. Peierls
* Clive Howe Perry
* Richard L. Petritz
* George C. Pimentel
* Maurice H. L. Pryce
* Derek L. Pursey
* V. K. Rasmussen
* David Redfield
* David M. Ritson
* Radha R. Roy
* L. Worth Seagondollar
* Norman Steven Shiren
* Robert T. Siegel
* Thoma M. Snyder
* Frank Stern
* Ellen S. Stewart
* Robert Stump
* Miroslav Synek
* Stephen Tamor
* Sidney Teitler
* William Tobocman
* Carl Tomizuka
* M. Elaine Toms
* Carroll C. Trail
* Sol Triebwasser
* William J. Turner
* M. S. Wechsler
* S. I. Weissman
* John W. Weymouth
* Kenneth A. Wickersheim
* Clara Johanne Doris Wilsdorf
* Gordon G. Wiseman
* James C. Wu
* F. W. Young
1966
* Leland C. Allen
* Rodney D. Andrews
* Petros N. Argyres
* Hack Arroe
* Arthur Ashkin
* Asim Orhan Barut, Asim O. Barut
* James H. Becker
* Ira B. Bernstein
* Avadh B. Bhatia
* Leon Blitzer
* Sidney A. Bludman
* Wesley E. Brittin
* Kenneth J. Button
* Richard R. Carlson
* Sydney Chapman (mathematician), Sydney Chapman
* Charles E. Chase
* Bertran W. Downs
* Gene Dresselhaus, Gene F. Dresselhaus
* Wiliam E. Drummond
* William P. Dumke
* Ronald K. Eby
* David Olaf Edwards
* Stanley C. Fultz
* Eugene Goldberg
* James P. Gordon
* Roy W. Gould
* Robert A. Gross (physicist), Robert A. Gross
* Harold P. Hanson
* Nicolas James Harrick, N. J. Harrick
* Edward G. Harris
* Bernard G. Harvey
* Robert A. Hein
* Arthur Herschman
* Robert E. Howard (physicist), Robert E. Howard
* Darrell S. Hughes
* Julian F. Johnson
* Nicola N. Khuri
* Ernest D. Klema
* Noemie Benczer Koller, Noemie Koller
* Jack J. Kraushaar
* Kenneth Lande
* Donald Newton Langenberg
* Howard J. Laster
* Joel L. Lebowitz
* G. W. Lehman
* Edgar Lipworth
* Theodore Maiman, T. H. Maiman
* Jerry B. Marion
* Hans Mark
* John C. Mavroides
* Osman K. Mawardi
* Jacob Mazur
* John McElhinney
* Siegfried J. Methfessel
* James E. Monahan
* Robert Nathans
* Leo J. Neuringer
* Clayton E. Olsen
* David I. Paul
* Aihud Pevsner
* Sergio P. S. Porto
* Vasant R. Potnis
* Francis W. Prosser
* John J. Quinn
* K. Narahari Rao
* Paul Rappaport
* Herbert Spencer Ribner
* William Woodrow Robertson, William W. Robertson
* Mykola Saporoschenko
* Richard C. Sapp
* Douglas James Scalapino, Douglas J. Scalapino
* Engelbert L. Schuking
* Gen Shirane
* Benjamin D. Silverman
* Rolf Sinclair
* Katsumi Tanaka
* Peter E. Tannenwald
* Jerome J. Tiemann
* Arthur Victor Tobolsky
* George L. Trigg
* Roger H. Walmsley
* Benjamin Welber
* Herbert J. Zeiger
* Alfred J. Zmuda
* Frits K. du Pre
1967
* Benjamin Abeles
* Harold M. Agnew
* Ralph D. Amado
* Betsy Ancker-Johnson
* Orson LaMar Anderson
* Leonid V. Azaroff
* Marshall Baker
* George I. Bell
* William R. Bennett Jr.
* Daniel Bershader
* Karl W. Boer
* Rollon O. Bondelid
* Leo Brewer
* Authur A. Broyles
* Rolf Buchdahl
* Gerald Burns (physicist), Gerald Burns
* J. W. Cable
* George D. Cody
* Hans Otto Cohn
* Robert V. Coleman
* James W. Corbett
* Allan M. Cormack
* John M. Dawson
* Warren DeSorbo
* Arwin A. Dougal
* James E. Drummond
* Thomas H. Dupree
* Thomas Erber
* Marc R. Feix
* Richard A. Ferrell
* Richard Fork, Richard L. Fork
* James B. Gerhart
* John H. Gibbons (scientist), John H. Gibbons
* Joseph A. Girodmaine
* David E. Golden
* Jack S. Greenberg
* Hans R. Griem
* Piet C. Gugelot
* Hershel J. Hausman
* John C. Hensel
* Joseph H. Hirschberg
* Gerald Holton, Gerald J. Holton
* Richard E. Honig
* David W. Joseph
* Sidney H. Kahana
* Daniel E. Kaplan
* Young B. Kim
* Gilbert C. Knollman, G. C. Knollman
* Walter S. Koski
* James J. Lander, J. J. Lander
* Howard J. Laster
* Benjamin W. Lee
* Richard H. Levy
* Don B. Litchenberg
* W. H. T. Loh
* Jere J. Lord
* Richard L. Macklin
* Leon Madansky
* Robert P. Madden
* Meinhard E. Mayer
* Kathryn A. McCarthy
* Dean E. McCumber
* Earl W. McDaniel
* Frank B. McDonald
* Carver A. Mead
* Sydney Meshkov
* Herbert L. Mette
* Walter E. Millett
* Francis J. Morin
* R. B. Murray
* Albert Narath (physicist), Albert Narath
* Jacques I. Pankove
* Chandra K. N. Patel
* Richard M. Patrick
* Harry E. Petschek
* Sergio P. S. Porto
* John O. Rasmussen
* Robert Resnick
* Martin E. Rickey
* Peter H. Rose
* Gerald Harris Rosen
* Bruce Rosenblum
* Laura M. Roth
* Jack Sandweiss
* Alvin M. Saperstein
* Edwin J. Schillinger
* James E. Schirber
* Richard E. Schmunk
* Jack Schneps
* Alexander G. Smith
* George A. Snow (physicist), George A. Snow
* Edward Sonder
* William E. Spicer
* George C. Sponsler
* Edward A. Stern
* George W. Stroke
* Hiroshi Suura
* James C. Swihart
* Horace D. Taft
* Jerome J. Tiemann
* Thomas A. Tombrello
* Paul Urban
* Joseph T. Vanderslice
* Duane C. Wallace
* Roger H. Walmsley
* Roy Weinstein
* Richard Williams (physicist), Richard Williams
* Harvey Winston
* Peter J. Wojtowicz
* Eligius A. Wolicki
* Yako Yafet
* Frederik W. deWette
1968
* Berni J. Alder
* Igor Alexeff
* Roy S. Anderson
* Sigurd Arajs
* Morrel P. Bachynski
* Manoj K. Banerjee
* Michel Baranger
* Lawrence Bartell, Lawrence Sims Bartell
* Gilbert Alfred Bartholomew
* George B. Beard
* Abraham Bers
* Robert W. Birge
* James Daniel Bjorken
* Ingram Bloch
* Henry Gabriel Blosser
* Robert R. Borchers
* Werner Brandt
* Harold C. Britt
* Lowell S. Brown
* Oscar Buneman
* Richard A. Chapman
* Francis F. Chen
* Donald Delbert Clayton
* Bernard R. Cooper
* Bruch Cork
* Paul P. Craig
* Richard Edwin Cutkosky
* R. A. Dandl
* Robert H. Davis
* Thomas B. Day
* Malcolm Derrick
* Robert M. Eisberg
* Melvin Eisner
* Bent Elbek
* Herbert Aaron Elion
* Arnold Engler
* Cavid Erginsoy
* Thomas Henry Fields
* Willis H. Flygare
* Vincent J. Folen
* Harold Forstat
* Alan Bicksler Fowler
* Wiliam B. Fowler
* John David Fox
* Daniel R. Frankl
* John Stiles Fraser
* Herbert M. Fried
* M Andre Gallmann
* Aaron I. Galonsky
* Ivar Giaever
* Norman K. Glendenning
* Rolfe E. Glover
* Serge Gorodetzky
* Michael Anthony Grace
* Robert Lockhart Graham
* John M. Greene
* James J. Griffin
* Robert Budington Griffiths
* Donald J. Grove
* Joseph H. Hamilton
* Walter A. Harrison
* Robert D. Hatcher
* Hubert Heffner
* Wilmont N. Hess
* Jay L. Hirshfield
* Harry D. Holmgren
* William Coffeen Holton
* Raymond H. Hughes
* John R. Huizenga
* George J. Igo
* John L. Johnson
* Tudor W. Johnston
* Ernest A. Jones
* Keith W. Jones
* Alfred S. Joseph
* Arthur R. Kantrowitz
* Arnold M. Karo
* Ralph W. Kavanagh
* Emil Kazes
* William H. Kelly
* Leroy T. Kerth
* Ralph W. Kilb
* Gordon S. Kino
* Leonard S. Kisslinger
* Claude A. Klein
* Otto Mogens Kofoed-Hansen
* Nicholas A. Krall
* Aron Kupperman
* Thaddeus F. Kycia
* James Stephen Langer
* Robert Lanou
* Leon M. Lederman
* William W. Lichten
* Paul H. Lindenmeyer
* William H. Louisell
* William M. MacDonald
* S. W. MacDowell
* Rudolph A. Marcus
* Paul C. Martin
* Ronald Lavern Martin
* James E. McCune
* John P. McKelvey
* James E. Mercereau
* Donald H. Miller
* Philip Dixon Miller
* John Charles Douglas Milton
* Charles W. Misner
* Robert K. Nesbet
* Carl R. Oberman
* Tihiro Ohkawa
* Sadao Oneda
* Frank J. Padden
* Paul M. Parker
* Laurence Passell
* George Algis Paulikas
* Stanley J. Pickart
* Dan Q. Posin
* Herman Postma
* Melvin Alexander Preston
* Albert G. Prodell
* Benton Seymour Rabinovitch
* William A. Reed
* Rufus H. Ritchie
* George W. Robinson
* Mark Tabor Robinson
* Lauren Sidney Rodberg
* Charles E. Roos
* Carl Albert Rouse
* Nathan Rynn
* Robert Thornton Schumacher
* Ralph Ernest Segel
* William Arthur Sibley
* Peter S. Signell
* James E. Simmons
* Ronald J. Sladek
* Harold Glenn Smith
* Louis D. Smullin
* Charles M. Sommerfield
* Raymond Andrew Sorensen
* Larry Spruch
* Richard H. Stokes
* H. Henry Strokes
* Joseph Sucher
* Ravindra N. Sudan
* Taro Tamura
* Wiliam B. Thompson
* Edward H. Thorndike
* Derek A. Tidman
* Walter J. Tomasch
* Arnold M. Toxen
* Alvin W. Trivelpiece
* Edrie Dale Trout
* Narkis Tzoar
* Hiroomi Umezawa
* Erich W. Vogt
* Kameshwar C. Wali
* N. Sanders Wall
* G. King Walters
* Maurice B. Webb
* Marvin John Weber
* Peter P. Wegener
* Harvey E. Wegner
* William A. Wenzel
* Peter J. Westervelt
* Robert G. Wheeler
* Mildred Widgoff
* Thomas A. Wiggins
* Denys Haight Wilkinson
* Richard Frost Wood
* Truman O. Woodruff
* Leo Yaffe
* Gaurang B. Yodh
* Shoichi Yoshikawa
1969
* Abashian Alexander
* Robert Clyde Amme
* Ansel Cochran Anderson
* George Thomson Armstrong
* Anthony Arrott
* Manuel Aven
* John D. Axe
* John N. Bahcall
* A. S. Barker
* Boris W. Batterman
* Gordon Alan Baym
* Everet Hess Beckner
* Hans Bichsel
* Edward G. Bilpuch
* Henry V. Bohm
* Norman Ewart Booth
* Walter E. Bron
* Edmond Brown
* Joseph Callaway
* Robert G. Chambers, R. G. Chambers
* Roger Chang (physicist), Roger Chang
* Chellis Chasman
* Kasturi Lal Chopra
* Robert Edward Chrien
* Nicholas Christofilos, Nicholas C. Christofilos
* Talbot Albert Chubb
* Richard S. Claassen
* Marvin L. Cohen
* Barnett C. Cook
* Gilbert R. Cook (physicit), Gilbert R. cook
* Jerry A. Cowen
* Herman Z. Cummins
* Richard Winslow Damon
* Tara Prasad Das
* Sheldon Datz
* Wiliam Robert Davis
* Jean-Loup Delcroix
* Samuel Devons
* Edmund Armond Dimarzio
* Douglas J. Donahue
* David H. Douglass
* Joseph Dresner
* Charles B. Duke
* Guy T. Emery
* Leopoldo M. Falicov
* Bruce J. Faraday
* John Gabriel Fetkovich
* Herman Joseph Fink
* Douglas K. Finnemore
* Robert Louis Fleischer
* Peter Fong
* Frank Andrew Franz
* Stanley C. Freden
* Ronald Fuchs
* Andrew Leroy Gardner
* Walter Maxwell Gibson, Walter M. Gibson
* Donald Maurice Ginsberg
* David Tobias Goldman
* Ulrich Gonser
* Bernard Goodman
* Gordon L. Goodman
* Andrew V. Granato, Andrew Vincent Granato
* Thomas A. Green
* Gareth E. Guest
* Theodore C. Harman
* Sven R. Hartmann
* Eastman N. Hatch
* Alan Jay Heeger
* Volker Heine
* David L. Hendrie
* Leland Edgar Holloway
* William G. Hoover
* John Hopfield, John J. Hopfield
* Robert D. Hudson
* Horia Hulubei
* A. Jayaraman
* Harold S. Johnston, Harold Johnston
* Leo Philip Kadanoff
* George R. Kalbfleisch
* Walter R. Kane
* Edwin Kashy
* Peter E. Kaus
* David T. Keating
* Bruce Reginald F. Kendall
* William J. Kernan
* John B. Ketterson
* John Killeen (physicist), John Killeen
* Ottmar C. Kistner
* Miles Vincent Klein
*
Alfred Lande
* Raymond O. Lane
* Simon Larach
* Kenneth E. Lassila
* Carl A. Levinson
* George G. Libowitz
* Max R. Lorenz
* Terry Lee Loucks
* Ralph H. Lovberg
* Malcolm H. MacGregor
* Heinz Maier-Leibnitz
* Edward Raymond Manring
* Hugh J. Martin
* L. F. Mattheiss
* Thomas King McCubbin
* William L. McMillan
* N. David Mermin
* Julian Malcolm Miller
* Knox Millsaps
* Shashanka S. Mitra
* David Campbell Montgomery
* Aram Mooradian
* Joseph Morgan (physicist), Joseph Morgan
* Rudolf L. Mossbauer
* Lewis H. Nosanow
* Philippe P. Nozieres
* Robert Francis O'Connell
* Thomas A. O'Halloran
* William J. O'Sullivan
* Felix Edward Obenshain
* Satoshi Ozaki
* Arthur Paskin
* James M. Peek
* Morris L. Perlman
* Peter S. Pershan, P. S. Pershan
* William T. Pinkston
* Philip M. Platzman
* Richard E. Prange
* Paul B. Price
* David C. Rahm
* Anant K. Ramdas
* John H. Reisner
* Paul L. Richards
* Sergio Rodriguez (physicist), Sergio Rodriguez
* Paul Roman
* John M. Rowell
* M. Eugene Rudd
* Henri S. Sack
* James A. R. Samson
* Laird Delbert Schearer
* Paul Hermann Scherrer
* Harold W. Schmitt
* Sheldon Schultz
* Richard L. Schwoebel
* Franklin R. Scott
* George M. Seidel
* Bernhard O. Seraphin
* Prithe Paul Singh
* Abraham Sosin
* William O. Statton
* Boris P. Stoicheff
* George Clarck Summerfield
* Harry William Taylor
* Kenneth J. Teegarden
* Vigdor L. Teplitz
* Frank Turkot
* Thomas J. Turner (physicist), Thomas J. Turner
* Herbert M. Uberall
* Jack Leon Uretsky
* Charles E. Violet
* Seymour H. Vosko
* Kurt Weiser
* N. Richard Werthamer
* R. Stephen White
* Calvin Wong
* John M. Worlock
* Philip J. Wyatt
* Avivi Israel Yavin
1970
* Turner Alfrey
* Thomas Lee Bailey
* Bruce H. Billings
* Arnold L. Bloom
* Martin G. Broadhurst
* Philip G. Burke
* Joseph Cheng-Yih Chen
* Richard D. Deslattes
* Gordan H. Dunn
* Adi Eisenberg
* Eldon Earl Ferguson
* George B. Field
* Traugott E. Fischer
* Murray Geller
* Forrest R. Gilmore
* Martin Goldstein (physicist), Martin Goldstein
* Laszlo J. Gutay
* William Happer
* John W. Hooper
* George Samuel Hurst
* Frederick R. Innes
* Mitio Inokuti
* George D. Kahl
* Frederick Kaufman
* Hans Kleinpoppen
* Manfred O. Krause
* Chris E. Kuyatt
* Frederick W. Lampe
* Robert F. Landel
* John I. Lauritzen
* George M. Lawrence
* Kenneth R. Lea
* William Clyde Martin Jr., William C. Martin
* J. William McGowan
* H. Harvey Michels
* Lyman Mower
* Earle E. Muschlitz
* Lawrence E. Nielsen
* Richard M. Noyes
* Thomas F. O'Malley
* Stephan Ormonde
* Hendrik J. Oskam
* James R. Peterson (scientist), James R. Peterson
* Roger S. Porter
* Darrell H. Reneker
* S. Peter Rosen
* Arthur L. Schmeltekopf
* Arnold L. Smith
* Daniel J. Sperber
* Richard M. Stern
* Aaron Temkin
* Kip S. Thorne
* Robert Ullman
* John F. Waymouth
* Benjamin Widom
* Wolfgang Lothar Wiese
* Bernhard Wunderlich
* Norman J. Zabusky
* Richard Zare
1971
*
* Louis W. Anderson
* David Barlett
* Paul A. Beck
* Arthur Bienenstock, Arthur I. Bienenstock
* Howard K. Birnbaum
* Thomas H. Blewitt
* Charles D. Bowman
* F. Paul Brady
* Alan D. Brailsford
* John A. Brinkman
* James C. Browne
* Curtis G. Callan
* Gerald G. Comisar
* John W. Cooper (physicist), John Cooper
* Roger E. DeWames
* Stanley Deser
* James R. Durig
*
* Lothar W. Frommhold
* Solomon Gartenhaus
* Alfred E. Glassgold
* Eugene Haddad
* Lawrence A. Harris
* Claude W. Horton
* Hugh P. Kelly
* Leonard Kleinman
* Martin Lessen
* Theodore E. Madey
* Lloyd Godfrey Mann
* Daniel Mattis
* Marcus T. McEllistrem
* Robert J. McNeal
* Harry L. Morrison
* Yuval Ne'eman
* Raymond L. Orbach
* Albert W. Overhauser
* Robert L. Park
* Francis Pichanik
* Francis Pipkin
* John R. Reitz
* Donald C. Reynolds
* Thor N. Rhodin
* Howard Schnitzer
* Eric Sheldon
* Robert E. Stickney
* Lynwood W. Swanson
* Robert W. Terhune
* Steven Weinberg
* Charles A. Wert
* Harry I. West
See also
* List of American Physical Society Fellows (1972–1997)
* List of American Physical Society Fellows (1998–2010)
* List of American Physical Society Fellows (2011–)
References
Lists of American Physical Society Fellows, 1921
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