Lenard was an “old school” scientist who had studied with some of the greatest minds in his era – Bunsen, Helmoltz and Hertz. Lenard found Einstein’s approach to science silly and took every ...
In 1927, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist named Philipp Lenard penned a letter to a colleague complaining about recent achievements by Albert Einstein and musing that academia and the sciences were ...
THE description given in NATURE of January 18 of the proceedings at the ceremonial dedication of the Philipp-Lenard-Institut at Heidelberg must form sad reading for the general body of scientific ...
Lenard was an “old school” scientist who had studied with some of the greatest minds in his era – Bunsen, Helmoltz and Hertz. Lenard found Einstein’s approach to science silly and took every ...
THE centre of physics teaching and research at the University of Heidelberg, hitherto known simply as the Physikalisches Institut, has recently been solemnly renamed the Philipp-Lenard-Institut. On ...
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