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Oppenheimer never won a Nobel Prize, but these 31 scientists with ties to the Manhattan Project did - Vimarsana News

Oppenheimer never won a Nobel Prize, but these 31 scientists with ties to the Manhattan Project did

The Manhattan Project employed hundreds of thousands of people, including at least 31 Nobel Prize winners for physics, chemistry, medicine, and peace.

Source: yahoo.com
31 Nobel Prize Winners Who Worked on the Manhattan Project - Vimarsana News

31 Nobel Prize Winners Who Worked on the Manhattan Project

The Manhattan Project employed hundreds of thousands of people, including at least 31 Nobel Prize winners for physics, chemistry, medicine, and peace.

Weird World of High-pressure Chemistry Made Simple by New Electronegativity Scale - Vimarsana News

Weird World of High-pressure Chemistry Made Simple by New Electronegativity Scale

A Skoltech professor and his Chinese colleagues have revised a key chemical concept, electronegativity, and determined this characteristic for all elements under varying pressures.

Source: azom.com
County Board hears opposition from farmers about FEVR trail - Vimarsana News

County Board hears opposition from farmers about FEVR trail

Farmers voiced their opposition to construction of a trail on a former railroad line when the Dodge County Board of Supervisors met Wednesday.

Peter O. Vandervoort, astrophysicist and beloved UChicago mentor, 1935-2020 - Vimarsana News

Peter O. Vandervoort, astrophysicist and beloved UChicago mentor, 1935-2020

Alum’s career at University spanned 70 years, impacted generations of students Prof. Emeritus Peter O. Vandervoort, an astrophysicist who was trained by legendary scientists at the University of Chicago and spent his career mentoring hundreds of students, colleagues and the public, died Dec. 11. He was 85. Part of the UChicago community for nearly seven decades, Vandervoort, AB’54, SB’55, SM’56, PhD’60, was remembered by colleagues as the resident historian of the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics and a lifelong champion for the University. “In many ways, ...