Vladimir Veksler
Experimental physicist, starting development of the synchrocyclotron particle accelerator
About Vladimir Veksler
Lived 1907 – 1966 (aged 59). Vladimir Veksler was a Russian physicist and nuclear physicist, known for Cosmic ray, Proton accelerator and Synchrotron.
Awards
He received numerous honours, including the Stalin Prize in 1951, the American Atoms for Peace Award in 1963
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Who was Vladimir Veksler?
experimental physicist, starting development of the synchrocyclotron particle accelerator
When was Vladimir Veksler born?
Vladimir Veksler was born on 19 February 1907 in Zhytomyr.
When did Vladimir Veksler die?
Vladimir Veksler died on 22 September 1966 in Moscow.
What was Vladimir Veksler's occupation?
Vladimir Veksler was a physicist and nuclear physicist.
What was Vladimir Veksler known for?
Vladimir Veksler was known for Cosmic ray, Proton accelerator and Synchrotron.
What nationality was Vladimir Veksler?
Vladimir Veksler was Russian.
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