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November 7, 1938
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
On November 7, 1938, in Stockholm, it was reported but unconfirmed that either Ernest Orlando Lawrence of the University of California or Enrico Fermi of Rome would receive the Nobel Prize in Physics on November 10, recognizing Lawrence's atomic research.
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Considered for
1938 Nobel Prize
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 7. (UP) - It was reported today but not confirmed that either Ernest Orlando Lawrence, professor of physics of the University of California, or Enrico Fermi of Rome would be the likely recipient of the Nobel prize in physics, to be awarded Nov. 10.
Prof. Lawrence has become internationally known for research in the structure of atoms, atomic nucleus, transmutation of atoms, interaction of radiation and matter on applications of physics to biology and medicine.
Considered for
1938 Nobel Prize
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 7. (UP) - It was reported today but not confirmed that either Ernest Orlando Lawrence, professor of physics of the University of California, or Enrico Fermi of Rome would be the likely recipient of the Nobel prize in physics, to be awarded Nov. 10.
Prof. Lawrence has become internationally known for research in the structure of atoms, atomic nucleus, transmutation of atoms, interaction of radiation and matter on applications of physics to biology and medicine.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Nobel Prize
Physics
Ernest Lawrence
Enrico Fermi
Atomic Research
1938
What entities or persons were involved?
Ernest Orlando Lawrence
Enrico Fermi
Where did it happen?
Stockholm
Story Details
Key Persons
Ernest Orlando Lawrence
Enrico Fermi
Location
Stockholm
Event Date
Nov. 7, 1938
Story Details
Reported but unconfirmed possibility of Ernest Orlando Lawrence or Enrico Fermi receiving the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics on Nov. 10; Lawrence noted for atomic research and physics applications to biology and medicine.