Word: prizes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...what might his share be? Taborsky asked. "Nothing," said Carnahan, explaining that under terms of the Florida Progress contract, the process he had developed belonged to the company. But Carnahan proposed a consolation prize. If Taborsky would voluntarily turn the rights of his discovery over to Florida Progress, the company would offer him a staff...
...addition, Norman F. Ramsey, Higgins professor of physics emeritus, who received the 1989 Nobel Prize in physics for his work on atomic time-keeping, will also visit the class...
Their first exposure to the department came when their son took a class in the department in the 80's from Boylston Professor of Rhetoric Seamus Heaney, who later won the Nobel Prize for Literature...
DIED. CHARLES B. HUGGINS, 95, Canadian-born medical researcher who won the Nobel Prize in 1966 for hormone studies leading to the use of drug therapies for cancer, previously treated mostly by surgery and radiation; in Chicago...
Levine did not learn about the prize until after he returned from an extended international trip...