Ernest Lawrence
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American nuclear physicist
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Ernest Lawrence's Degrees
- Bachelors Physics University of South Dakota
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Ernest Orlando Lawrence 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 for the Manhattan Project, as well as for founding the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Ernest Lawrence's Published Works
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- The Production of High Speed Light Ions Without the Use of High Voltages (1931) (247)
- RADIOACTIVE IRON AND ITS METABOLISM IN ANEMIA : ITS ABSORPTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND UTILIZATION. (1939) (110)
- On the Apparatus for the Multiple Acceleration of Light Ions to High Speeds (1936) (58)
- The Production of Heavy High Speed Ions without the Use of High Voltages (1931) (52)
- Comparative Effects of X-Rays and Neutrons on Normal and Tumor Tissue. (1936) (50)
- The Element of Time in the Photoelectric Effect (1928) (43)
- The Biological Action of Neutron Rays. (1936) (41)
- Initial Performance of the 184-Inch Cyclotron of the University of California (1947) (34)
- The Photo-Ionization of the Vapors of Caesium and Rubidium (1929) (33)
- RADIOACTIVE IRON AND ITS METABOLISM IN ANEMIA (1938) (32)
- On the Early Stages of Electric Sparks (1930) (32)
- The Ionization of Atoms by Electron Impact (1926) (28)
- The Multiple Acceleration of Ions to Very High Speeds (1934) (26)
- The Effect of Intense Electric Fields on the Photo-Electric Properties of Metals (1930) (26)
- Initial Performance of the 60-Inch Cyclotron of the William H. Crocker Radiation Laboratory, University of California (1939) (25)
- The Disintegration of Lithium by Swiftly-Moving Protons (1932) (21)
- Artificial Radioactivity Produced by Deuton Bombardment (1934) (19)
- On the Direction of Emission of Photoelectrons from Potassium Vapor by Ultraviolet Light (1930) (17)
- The Emission of Alpha-Particles from Various Targets Bombarded by Deutons of High Speed (1933) (17)
- The Transmutation Functions for Some Cases of Deuteron-Induced Radioactivity (1935) (15)
- A High Vacuum High Speed Ion Pump (1953) (15)
- The Production of High Speed Canal Rays without the Use of High Voltages. (1931) (14)
- The Photo-Ionization of Potassium Vapor (1929) (12)
- AN INTENSE SOURCE OF CONTINUOUS ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT (11)
- The Emission of Protons from Various Targets Bombarded by Deutons of High Speed (1933) (11)
- Transmutations of Aluminum by Deutons (1935) (11)
- Transition Probabilities: Their Relation to Thermionic Emission and the Photo-Electric Effect (1926) (10)
- The Emission of Protons and Neutrons from Various Targets Bombarded by Three Million Volt Deutons (1934) (9)
- Radioactive Sodium Produced by Deuton Bombardment (1934) (9)
- The Transmutation of Platinum by Deuterons (1936) (9)
- On relaxation of electric fields in kerr cells and apparent lags of the kerr effect (1928) (9)
- Neutrons from Beryllium Bombarded by Deutons (1933) (8)
- XXXIII. The photoelectric effect in potassium vapour as a function of the frequency of the light (1925) (8)
- A PRINCIPLE OF CORRESPONDENCE. (1926) (8)
- Transmutations of Sodium by Deutons (1935) (7)
- Radioactivity Artificially Induced by Neutron Bombardment. (1934) (6)
- On the Hypothesis of the Instability of the Deuton (1934) (6)
- Neutrons from Deutons and the Mass of the Neutron (1933) (6)
- The Disintegration of Deutons by High Speed Protons and the Instability of the Deuton (1934) (5)
- The Transmutation of Fluorine by Proton Bombardment and the Mass of Fluorine 19 (1934) (4)
- The Rôle of the Faraday Cylinder in the Measurement of Electron Currents. (3)
- The Production of 4,800,000-Volt Hydrogen Ions (1933) (3)
- Transmutations of Nitrogen by Deutons (1935) (3)
- The Disintegration of Boron by Swiftly Moving Protons (1933) (2)
- On the Lag of the Kerr Effect. (1927) (2)
- The Effect of Intense Electric fields on the Photoelectric Behavior of Alkali Films on Tungsten (1929) (2)
- The Early Stages of Electric Spark Discharges (1929) (1)
- SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. (1937) (1)
- LXXXI. The charging effect produced by the rotation of a prolate iron spheroid in a uniform magnetic field (1924) (1)
- THE NEW FRONTIERS IN THE ATOM. (1941) (1)
- The Cyclotron and the Elementary Course in Electricity (1938) (1)
- High energy physics. (1948) (0)
- J.G. Hamilton, medical physicist and physician. (1957) (0)
- Molecular films the cyclotron and the new biology (1942) (0)
- On the Nature of Light. (1927) (0)
- What is Light (1928) (0)
- Ultra-ionization potentials of mercury (1927) (0)
- Means for reproducing color television signals (1957) (0)
- The nucleus of the atom and its structure (0)
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