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If at some time a heavenly angel should ask what the Laboratory in the hills of East Tennessee did to enlarge man’s life and make it better, I daresay the production of radioisotopes for scientific ...

I am pleased to be included on the steering committee for the preservation of the Alvin Weinberg Papers at the Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge. They are there because of the close friendship between ...

ALVIN WEINBERG, a leading figure in the development of nuclear energy, died at his home in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on October 18, 2006. Born in Chicago in 1915, Alvin received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D.

A collection of papers that Alvin Weinberg gave to the Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge 35 years ago is now preserved in an online archive, giving researchers, educators and the public access to almost ...

He came to Oak Ridge in 1945 as a Manhattan Project scientist and stayed in the city until his death in 2006. He was an influential nuclear physicist and the longest-serving director of Oak Ridge ...

Alvin Weinberg was a Manhattan Project scientist who was responsible for designing the X-10 reactor, which is the first purpose-built nuclear reactor. He was the longest-serving director of Oak Ridge ...

Alvin Weinberg, 91, a former Oak Ridge National Laboratory director who helped develop the technology behind the atomic bomb, died Wednesday at his home in Oak Ridge, Tenn. A member of the National ...

On Oct. 27 an exhibit opened to the public on the life and accomplishments of Alvin Weinberg, director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory from 1955 to 1973, long-time Oak Ridge resident, author of nine ...

years, physicist Alvin M. Weinberg--former director of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and now Distinguished Fellow at Oak Ridge Associated Universities--has gained international acclaim not only ...