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NNadir

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6. Note the presense of the woman. We're missing Lise, but her time...

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Tue Feb 4, 2025, 05:55 PM

Feb 4

...hadn't come yet.

She had an honor greater than the Nobel, of which she was robbed, which is, like some of the guys in the picture as well as the one woman in it, of having an element named for her.

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Quantum mechanics was born 100 years ago. Physicists are celebrating [View all] usonian Feb 4 OP

They are all celebrating and not celebrating at the same time. unblock Feb 4 #1

I thought for sure Pauli would be excluded, on principle. unblock Feb 4 #2

Right after the photo, Brillouin was seen scattering. usonian Feb 4 #3

Are we sure that's Heisenberg? -misanthroptimist Feb 4 #4

I Think It Is, Because... ProfessorGAC Feb 4 #5

Note the presense of the woman. We're missing Lise, but her time... NNadir Feb 4 #6