Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Peterson Elder, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, spoke out strongly yesterday against abolition of the status of teaching fellows, a suggestion presently being considered by the Faculty. Elder urged, however, a halving of the maximum number of years a student may hold a teaching fellowship...
...rated, with Richard Phillips Feynman (see above), as among the top theoreticians in the U.S. Science-fiction pulp magazines infected him with the science bug. "I soon discovered," he explains, "that it was scientific fact that I was interested in, and not fiction." He won a fellowship at Columbia, took his Ph.D. there at 21. In 1951 he won the Albert Einstein Award for achievement in the natural sciences for his work on the interaction of light and matter and the properties of electrons and light, is now involved with studies on general principles of quantum mechanics. Like many other...
...looks as if he might still be an undergraduate. He studied in various southern Chinese universities, but got no formal degrees. In 1946 he went to the University of Chicago on a Chinese government fellowship. He lived in International House with Dr. Yang, got his doctorate in 1950. A full professor of physics at Columbia University, Dr. Lee is now on leave to work at Princeton with Yang...
Ross A. McFarland, technical director of the Center, announced yesterday the award of the first Guggenheim fellowship in the Center to Dr. Thomas O. Nevison...
Three of the fellowship holders are from Pakistan, two from India, two from Burma, and one from Indonesia...