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1. history.stackexchange.com › questions › 62622How much did J. Robert Oppenheimer get paid while overseeing ...

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   Jan 23, 2021 · As a comparison, on page 10 there is a salary listing for "Persons not now holding an academic position but who were in academic work", where the maximum salary (presumed monthly) for a PhD with more than 4 years of experience is set at $400, or $4800/year. So, Oppenheimer's salary was roughly double that of an experienced PhD from outside ...

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3. inside.manhattan.edu › academic-resources › registrarAcademic Calendar | Office of the Registrar - Manhattan College

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   Friday. Undergraduate and Graduate Late Registration & Add/Drop ends. September 1. Sunday. Organizational Leadership Term I and Graduate 7 Week Term I Add/Drop ends. September 2. Monday. Labor Day Holiday - No Classes. October 6.

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   Salary Schedules for Full-Time Faculty and Research Series. *For Distinguished Professors, $28,594 per year is added to the base salary. *$1,500 equity increase on 4/1/2022 for all steps of the Lecturer schedule. *$1,500 equity increase on 4/1/2022 for all steps of the Lecturer Doctoral Schedule.

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   Mar 2, 2022 · In fiscal year 2021, the National Science Foundation received $8.5 billion in total—half the $17 billion that the Department of Defense (DoD) received just for science and technology research ...

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   Graduate Assistants are typically hired on a 9-month contract, work 20-30 hours/week, and cover 9 credits a semester (fall and spring only) with a maximum of 18 credits per calendar year. Research Assistantships: Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs) involve a full-tuition scholarship and a monthly stipend for 18–24 months.

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   What role did scientists play in the Manhattan Project?

   • Scientists played pivotal roles throughout the Manhattan Project. The Hungarian émigré theoretical physicists Leo Szilard and Edward Teller convinced Albert Einstein to write his letter to President Franklin Roosevelt in 1939 that initiated the government-supported research that would lead to the Manhattan Project.

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   Who participated in the Manhattan Project?

   • The scientists participating in the Manhattan Project represented some of the giants of the twentieth century. As the historian Helge Kragh has noted, of the great physicists of the Europe and the United States, "It would perhaps be easier to list those who did not [participate]," than those who did.

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   How many people died in the Manhattan Project?

   • Less than a month later, a quarter of a million lives were lost to the technology created by the Manhattan Project: people vaporized, buildings torn to dust, survivors dying in agony weeks or months later. There’s the lesser-known fact that about 50,000 Koreans, prisoners of Imperial Japan, The human toll is hard to comprehend.

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   How did the Manhattan Project contribute to modern physics?

   • Many of the individuals central to the technical success of the Manhattan Project had in the previous decades contributed to the rise of modern physics, including quantum mechanics and nuclear physics.

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   • The Manhattan Project demonstrates that physicists must wrestle with the tight bonds of our research with national security. As civilian funding in science shrinks, the incentive to pursue support from the military grows.

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   Who was awarded a Nobel Prize in physics before the Manhattan Project?

   • Niels Bohr, Arthur Compton, James Chadwick, Einstein, Enrico Fermi, James Franck, and Ernest Lawrence all had been awarded Nobel Prizes in physics prior to the Manhattan Project. The physicist Isidor Rabi was awarded the Nobel Prize in in 1944.

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   Serber, Robert. Szilard, Leo. Teller, Edward. Wigner, Eugene. York, Herbert. The scientists participating in the Manhattan Project represented some of the giants of the twentieth century. As the historian Helge Kragh has noted, of the great physicists of the Europe and the United States, "It would perhaps be easier to list those who did not ...