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Chad·wick

(chad'wik),
James R., U.S. gynecologist, 1844-1905. See: Chadwick sign.
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Sir James Chadwick (1897-1974) was born in Macclesfield.
Sir James Chadwick had been assistant to Ernest Rutherford, the subatomic pioneer, at Cambridge.
Celebrating the world of physics; With three Nobel Prize winners to its credit, physics is celebrating its 125th anniversary as Liverpool University's oldest department
Prof Har Gobind Khorana, top left, Sir Robert Robinson, top right and, inset left, Sir James Chadwick who helped develop the atom bomb, and right, Prof Rodney Porter
A Nobel heritage

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