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...fixed orbits and new ones cannot be created. When atoms are bombarded by free electrons, the electron rebounds or transfers its energy to the atom, in which case there is an emission of light in the spectra. Sir Oliver Lodge, in his installation address as President of the Roentgen Society, London, outlined his own version of atomic theory. The nucleus he believes to be rotating at the speed of light. Surrounding it is ether, stratified into gravitational or electric levels. Electrons moving in these planes counter-balance the attractive force by their velocity. He predicted the eventual finding...
William Duane '83, professor of Biophsics at the University, has been awarded the $500 Leonard Prize by the American Roentgen Ray Society for his researches in X-ray spectra and methods of estimating the dosage of X-ray to be used in treating diseases. His investigations were carried on in the Jefferson Physical Laboratory and in the Warren Bio-Physical laboratory of the Harvard Cancer Commission...
April 23.--"The Roentgen Ray in Medicine and Surgery." Dr. Walter J. Dodd...
...start within a few days in rooms on the first floor of Building D, of the Medical School, Longwood avenue, Boston. Here a physician and a surgeon, with the necessary assistants, nurses, and orderlies, will be on duty each afternoon to examine and treat ambulatory cases of disease. The Roentgen Ray Laboratory and other laboratories of the Medical School will afford facilities for many complex methods of studying disease...
CHAMBER CONCERT. The Kneisel Quartet. Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum, 8 P. M. Program: Mozart in G Major; Brahms, Quartet in B-flat major, op. 67, No. 3; Grieg, Two Movements completed by Julius Roentgen, senior, to the Unfinished Quartet in F major (Posth.) (MSS., first time...