Premio Átomos para la Paz
Galardonados judíos del Premio Átomos para la Paz documentados en el directorio ThankJews. Los judíos son alrededor del 48 % de todos los galardonados, aunque constituyen aproximadamente el 0,2 % de la población mundial.
11 galardonados documentados
Niels Bohr1913
Físico who gave the quantum model of the atom in 1913 and led Copenhagen's Institute for Theoretical Physics; Premio Nobel de Física 1922
Fuente: Wikipedia — Niels Bohr
George de Hevesy1943
Pionero de radioactive tracers in chemistry and biology and co-discoverer of hafnium; Premio Nobel de Química 1943
Fuente: Wikipedia — George de Hevesy
Leo Szilard1933
Concepto de reacción nuclear en cadena
Fuente: Einstein-Szilard Letter 1939
Eugene Wigner1902
Mathematical physicist; brought group theory and symmetry principles into quantum mechanics, theory of the nuclear force; Premio Nobel de Física 1963
Fuente: Wikipedia — Eugene Wigner
Alvin Weinberg1915
Físico; nuclear reactor design and molten-salt reactors
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jews in Physics
Vladimir Veksler1907
Físico; descubrió the principle of phase stability for accelerators
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jews in Physics
Isidor Rabi1944
Resonance method for recording the magnetic properties of atomic nuclei, the basis of NMR and later MRI; Premio Nobel de Física 1944
Fuente: Wikipedia — Isidor Rabi
Bertrand Goldschmidt1967
Químico francés of plutonium separation; cofundador de the CEA; Atoms for Peace Award (1967)
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Atoms for Peace Award
Ben Mottelson1975
Premio Nobel in physics (1975) for nuclear structure; Atoms for Peace Award (1969)
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jewish Nobel Prize winners in Physics
Henry Kaplan1918
Radiation oncologist who made Hodgkin's disease curable and co-developed the medical linear accelerator.
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jews in Biology
Mikhail Ioffe1969
Soviet plasma physicist (Ioffe bars); forced by the USSR to decline the Atoms for Peace Award (1969)
Fuente: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Atoms for Peace Award