The Pugwash Conferences and its co-founder Joseph
Rotblat in 1995 were awarded the Noble Peace Prize.
Despues de leer en La Intemperie la cronica de como dos jovenes militantes revolucionarios fueron ajusticiados por sus propios companeros, Del Barco, ya entonces de regreso en la Argentina tras un exilio transcurrido en Puebla durante la dictadura, se dirige al director de la revista y le dice: "Al leer como Jouvet relata sucinta y claramente el asesinato de Adolfo
Rotblat (al que llamaban Pupi) y de Bernardo Groswald, tuve la sensacion de que habian matado a mi hijo y que quien lloraba preguntando por que, como y donde lo habian matado, era yo mismo.
The Nobel Committee awarded the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize to the Pugwash Conference and its first secretary-general, Joseph
Rotblat. Today, Pugwash has international offices in Rome, London, Geneva, and Washington, DC.
In: Ending War--The Force of Reason: Essays in honor of Joseph
Rotblat, edited by M.
In 1944, when it became clear that the war would be won long before Hitler could ever acquire such a weapon, Joseph
Rotblat, the brilliant Pole, pulled out of the project.
Due to UVB stimulation, Nrf2 rapidly translocates into nucleus and transactivates the ARE in the promoter region antioxidant genes (
Rotblat et al., 2012).
Podemos encontrar diversos ejemplos a lo largo de la historia de una ciencia nutrida de la discrepancia y disidencia con autores como Galileo, Copernico, Lord James de Rusholme, Thomas Gold, Joseph
Rotblat, Norbert Wiener, Desmond Bernal o Richard Feynman.
The International Atomic Energy Agency won in 2005, ban-the-bomb scientist Joseph
Rotblat in 1995, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in 1985 and Soviet human rights campaigner and nuclear scientist Andrei Sakharov in 1975.
Jeremy
Rotblat, a 19-year-old Princeton freshman from Cherry Hill, N.J., said his experience volunteering at a hospital in Senegal better prepared him for college.
George Ansell and Joseph
Rotblat, working in Liverpool, visualized the thyroid in 1948, using radioiodine.
Sir Joseph
Rotblat (who worked at the University of Liverpool from 1939-1949, becoming director of research in nuclear physics and who, in 1995, received the Nobel Peace Prize in conjunction with the Pugwash Conferences, for their efforts towards nuclear disarmament), Oliver Lodge (responsible for the first radio transmission and taking the first medical x-ray) and Prof.
Delivering this year's
Rotblat Lecture at the festival, named in honour of the Nobel-winning scientist Joseph
Rotblat, Blix was interviewed afterwards by Channel Four news presenter Jon Snow.
