Immanuel Estermann
Immanuel Estermann · Science & Medicine
Physicist; molecular beam experiments with Otto Stern
1900, Berlin, Germany — 1973, Haifa, Israel
Germany · Jerusalem · United States · Israel
Immanuel Estermann is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Physicist; molecular beam experiments with Otto Stern
Immanuel Estermann was a physicist whose lifelong collaboration with Otto Stern pioneered the molecular-beam method in the 1920s; with Stern and Otto Frisch he first measured the magnetic moment of the proton. Born in Berlin, he grew up in Jerusalem in a Zionist family, later taught at Carnegie Mellon and the Technion. He was Jewish.
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Physicist; molecular beam experiments with Otto Stern
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