k Charles Galton Darwin, British physicist Editorial use only Charles Galton Darwin 18871962, British physicist. After graduating from the University of Cambridge in mathematics in 1910, Darwin took a postgraduate position under Ernest Rutherford at Manchester University, working alongside Niels Bohr. At Manchester he also worked on Xray diffraction by crystals. During World War I he worked on sound ranging and aircraft noise. After the war he worked on electromagnetic theory and quantum and statistical mechanics, before becoming Director of the National Physical Laboratory in 1938. During the Second World War he worked on the Manhattan Project, coordinating US, British and Canadian efforts. He was the grandson of Charles Darwin. Photographed at the California Institute of Technology, USA, in 1923. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Charles Galton Darwin, British physicist Editorial use only Charles Galton Darwin 1887 1962 , British physicist. After graduating from the University of Cambridge in mathematics in 1910, Darwin took a post graduate position under Ernest Rutherford at Manchester University, working alongside Niels Bohr. At Manchester he also worked on X ray diffraction by crystals. During World War I he worked on sound ranging and aircraft noise. After the war he worked on electromagnetic theory and quantum and statistical mechanics, before becoming Director of the National Physical Laboratory in 1938. During the Second World War he worked on the Manhattan Project, coordinating US, British and Canadian efforts. He was the grandson of Charles Darwin. Photographed at the California Institute of Technology, USA, in 1923.
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Charles Galton Darwin, British physicist

Editorial use only Charles Galton Darwin (1887-1962), British physicist. After graduating from the University of Cambridge in mathematics in 1910, Darwin took a post-graduate position under Ernest Rutherford at Manchester University, working alongside Niels Bohr. At Manchester he also worked on X-ray diffraction by crystals. During World War I he worked on sound ranging and aircraft noise. After the war he worked on electromagnetic theory and quantum and statistical mechanics, before becoming Director of the National Physical Laboratory in 1938. During the Second World War he worked on the Manhattan Project, coordinating US, British and Canadian efforts. He was the grandson of Charles Darwin. Photographed at the California Institute of Technology, USA, in 1923.

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