Dr Luis Alvarez, winner of Nobel Prize for Physics
Mar. 27 Dr. Luis Alvarez, professor of physics and group leader in the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Alvarez is the discoverer of tritium, helium-3 and co-discoverer of numerous nuclear particles. In World War II he developed a ground controlled approach radar. He developed the first proton linear accelerator in the postwar period, the first liquid hydrogen bubble chamber and the data handling equipment used with that equipment. Dr. Luis W. Alvarez (57), 1968 Nobel Prize for Physics Winner
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