Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30

President, Rockefeller Institute
Dr.. Owen Chamberlain
1859 Nobel Laureate Physics
Department of Physics University of California at Berkeley
Dr.. Robert S. Cohen
Department of Physics Boston University
DR.. Bernard D. Davis
Department of Bacterology, Harvard University
Dr.. Edward A. DOisy
1913 Nobel Laureate, Physiology and Medicine
School of Medicine, St. Louis University
Dr.Jay E.D0Ob
Department of Mathematics, University Of Illinois
Dr.Freeman Dyson
Institute for Advanced Study
DR.. Joseph Granger
1914 Nobel Laureate Physiology
Professor Emeritus Washington University
Or. Bernard Field
Department Physics Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
Dr.. James FranCk
1925 Nobel Laureate Physics
Department of Physics Duke University
Dr.DOnad Chaser
1860 Nobel Laureate, Physics
Department of Physics University of California Berkeley
Dr.. Hudson hoagIand
Director Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology
DR.. Robert Hofstadter
Department Of Physics, Harvard University
Dr.. David IngIis
Senior Physicist, Argonne National Laboratories
d.. James R. killlan
Dr.. Augustus B. Kinzel
Vice President, Research, Union Carbide Corporation
Dr.George B. KistiakowsIy
Department of Chemistry, Harvard University
Dr.. Arthur KOrnberg
1859 Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
Department of Biochemstry Stanford University
Dr.P0Iykarp Kusch
1855 Nobel Laureate, Physics
Department of Physics Columbia University
DR.. Fritz upmann
1888 Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
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Dr.. NJ. Stanley Livingston
Department Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr.. Francis Low
Department of Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr.. Salvador {. Luria
Dr.J Howard Means
Boston, Massachusetts,
DR.. Matthew Meses0n
Department of Biology Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr.. Phillip Morrison
Department of Physics Cornell University
DR.. Philip Morse
Department of Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr.. Herman ]. Muller
1916 Nobel Laureate Medicine and Physiology
Department ofZoology, Indiana University
Dr.Jay Orear
Department of Physics Cornell University
Or. Edward NJ. Purcell
1882 Nobel Laureate, Physics
Department of Physics, Harvard University
DrLLRabi
1914 Nobel Laureate, Physics
Department of Physics Columbia University
Dr.. Eugene RabinoWitch
Department of BiochemSry, University of Illinois
Dr.. Dickinson W. Richards, Jr.
1856 Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
College Of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University
DR.. Bruno ROSsi
Laboratory Nucar Science Massachusetts Institute Thnolog
Dr.. Edwin E. Salpeter
Department of Physics, Cornell University
Or. Emilio Segre
1859 Nobel Laureate Physics
Department of Physics University of California at Berkeley
Dr.Wiiam B. Shockley
Director Shockley Transistor Unit Cevite Corporation
Dr.. lyman Spitzer,Jr .
Department fPhysics, Princeton University
Dr.W.M Stanley
Virus Laboratory University Of California at Berkeley
Dr.. Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
1937Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
Institute Of Muscle Research
Dr.. Edward L. Tatum
1888 Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
Rockefeller Institute
Dr.Harod c. Urey
1884 Nobel Laureate, Chemistry j.
Department of Chemistry, University of California
DR.. Selman A. Waksman
1882 Nobel Laureate, Medicine and Physiology
Department of Mcrobology Rutgers University
DR.. George WaId
Department of Biology, HAYWARD University
Dr.James Watson
1862 Nobel Laureate Medicine and Physiology
Department of Biology, Harvard University
Dr.. George H. Whipple
Department Of Pathology, University of Rochester
Dr.. Robert R. Wilson
Laboratory of Nucear Studies, Cornell University
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