Hans Bethe

Prize: Nobel Prize in Physics — 1967

for his contributions to the theory of nuclear reactions, especially his discoveries concerning the energy production in stars

Citizenship: German Reich United States
Languages: English, German
date of birth: 7/2/1906
place of birth: Strasbourg
date of death: 3/6/2005
place of death: Ithaca
Lived: 98 years

educated at: Goethe University Frankfurt

academic major: physics
start time: 1924
end time: 1926

University of Cambridge

start time: 1929
end time: 1930

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

start time: 1926
end time: 1928

Sapienza University of Rome

end time: 1931
start time: 1930

Goethe-Gymnasium
member of: American Academy of Arts and Sciences

start time: 1962

Royal Society of London

start time: 1957

German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina

start time: 1978

American Philosophical Society

start time: 1947

Russian Academy of Sciences

start time: 1994

National Academy of Sciences

start time: 1944

American Physical Society

start time: 1935

American Astronomical Society
doctoral student: Ramamurti Rajaraman

end time: 1963

Ronald F. Peierls

end time: 1959

Peter A. Carruthers
Harold Saul Zapolsky
John L. Gammel, Jr.
Benjamin D. Day
David J. Thouless
David Breed Beard
J. J. Sakurai
Francis E. Low
John Negele
Michel Baranger
Robert Marshak
Roman Jackiw
Jeffrey Goldstone
Mark S Nelkin
Michael J. Moravcsik
Walter McAfee
employer: Cornell University

end time: 1975
start time: 1933

Manhattan Project

start time: 1943

University of Tübingen

end time: 1933
start time: 1931
position held: chairperson

end time: 1955
start time: 1955
field of work: astrophysics
occupation: physicist
university teacher
nuclear physicist
scientist
notable work: Bethe–Feynman formula
Bethe-Slater curve
Bethe lattice
Bethe formula
Bethe ansatz
"Bethe-Tait" accident
Mott–Bethe formula
Bethe strings
work location: Tübingen

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