About Rubby Sherr
Lived 1913 – 2013 (aged 99). Rubby Sherr was an American nuclear physicist, physicist and university teacher, known for Fermi's interaction and Manhattan Project.
Early life and education Sherr was born to Lithuanian Jewish immigrants in Long Branch, New Jersey, in 1913. After graduating from Lakewood High School, On July 16, 1945, Sherr was present at the Trinity nuclear test in New Mexico. He was survived by his daughters and a granddaughter.
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Who was Rubby Sherr?
American nuclear physicist (1913-2013)
When was Rubby Sherr born?
Rubby Sherr was born on 14 September 1913 in Long Branch.
When did Rubby Sherr die?
Rubby Sherr died on 8 July 2013 in Haverford.
What was Rubby Sherr's occupation?
Rubby Sherr was a nuclear physicist, physicist and university teacher.
What was Rubby Sherr known for?
Rubby Sherr was known for Fermi's interaction and Manhattan Project.
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Rubby Sherr was American.
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