[DOC] [TLE] Leo Szilard - Wikipedia [PAR] Leo Szilard was a Jewish Hungarian-born physicist and inventor. He conceived 
the nuclear ... In addition to the nuclear reactor, Szilard submitted patent 
applications for a linear accelerator in 1928, and a cyclotron .... Szilard received 
German citizenship in 1930, but was already uneasy about the political situation 
in Europe. [DOC] [TLE] Leo Szilard the Inventor - Gene Dannen [PAR] Leo Szilard conceived, and filed patent applications on, many of the key ... linear 
accelerator, electron microscope, nuclear chain reaction, and nuclear reactor. ... 
As a result, Szilard never received the Nobel Prize, but two of his inventions did. 
... of the Einstein-Szilard refrigerators last year in Scientific American magazine. [DOC] [TLE] Leo Szilard - A Biographical Chronology - Gene Dannen [PAR] Jul 13, 1995 ... Leo Szilard (1898-1964) - A Biographical Chronology. ... Died La Jolla, California
, U.S.A. May 30, 1964. ... Received doctorate in physics from University of Berlin. 
... 1936 Assigned chain-reaction patent to British Admiralty to ensure patent ... 
1955 Joint patent on nuclear reactor, with Enrico Fermi, issued by... [DOC] [TLE] Atomic Patents - Alex Wellerstein [PAR] Below are some of the more interesting once-secret "atomic patents" I came ... 
2,100 separate patent applications to be filedin secretwith the US Patent 
Office. ... bred in a nuclear reactor of the type invented by Fermi and Szilard (
above). ... apiecenot bad money in 1955, but still not anything as much as the 
patents... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about FIRSTS - StudyStack [PAR] LEO SZILARD & THIS MAN FINALLY GOT A PATENT FOR A NUCLEAR 
REACTOR IN 1955, BUT IT WAS ASSIGNED TO THE U.S., FERMI. IN 1963 THE 
FIRST... [DOC] [TLE] EINSTEIN AND SZILARD IN PRINCETON | Nukes of Hazard Blog [PAR] Feb 13, 2011 ... EINSTEIN AND SZILARD IN PRINCETON The Pioneers of Nuclear Science ... 
Einstein and fellow scientists, but also U.S presidents and Senators, and two 
Soviet premiers. ... and became a technical assistant at the Swiss Patent Office in 
Bern. ... Leo Szilard was born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1898, and he... [DOC] [TLE] Nobel Prize Winners and Famous Hungarians - The American ... [PAR] Teller's friend Leo Szilrd enlisted Albert Einstein to bring this danger to the ... 
Physicist - Co-developed the Atomic Bomb, patented the nuclear reactor, ... 
nuclear reactor and holds a joint 1955 US patent on the nuclear reactor with 
Enrico Fermi. .... But in the lifetime of this Hungarian-born mathematician who 
had his hand in... [DOC] [TLE] For Slow Neutrons, Slow Pay: Enrico Fermi's Patent and the US ... [PAR] hattan Project and in the postwar U.S. nuclear program, encompassing issues of 
power ... But the venture's economic implications were also far reaching. ... 
Moreover, the patent was finally sold for a sum that was far less than had ..... 
Genius in the Shadows: A Biography of Leo Szilard, the Man Behind the Bomb (
Chicago:. [DOC] [TLE] Enrico Fermi and the Physics and Engineering of a nuclear pile: the ... [PAR] Mar 7, 2008 ... different aspects of Nuclear Physics, but not limited to the scientific ... In the U.S. 
Patent Office, instead, we have found the most important papers, .... came to Leo 
Szilard as early as in 1933-4, when it was believed that beryllium ..... finally got 
critical and a chain reaction successfully started for the first time. [DOC] [TLE] Leo Szilard in Physics and Information [PAR] Apr 7, 2014 ... Email: RLG2@us.ibm.com ... reaction and to nuclear reactors, and also to 
electromagnetic ... 1 Genius in the shadows: a biography of Leo Szilard : the 
man ... which would have comparable deterrent effect, but would at least, ... Thus, 
with Albert Einstein, in 1930 Leo patented an ..... Finally, I said, 'Leo, if. [DOC] [TLE] View file - The Library - University of California, San Diego [PAR] rriculum Vitae by Leo Szilard (From Grant Application) ~ ~ )) '> tA.t..c( ..... the 
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Question: Leo Szilard & this man finally got a patent for a nuclear reactor in 1955, but it was assigned to the U.S.
Answer: Enrico Fermi