Paul Harteck visited Japan in 1962, as part of the U.S.-Japan Conference on Cultural and Educational Interchange (CULCON). The conference helped to build and strengthen cultural and educational connec...
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Paul Harteck gives a lecture during Japan's Peace Conference. The conference was held to display and uphold a sense of peace and unity between nuclear capable countries.
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This paper describes different facilities across Germany that were used to test and build atomic bomb materials, under the supervision of Paul Harteck, Wilhelm Groth, and Kurt Diebner. Also mentioned ...
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This memo from a work meeting in Hamburg, which included Paul Harteck, Johannes Hans Daniel Jensen, Wilhelm Groth, Hans Suess, and Friedrich Knauer, all members of Nazi Germany's "Uranium Club," discu...
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In a speech titled My Outstanding Teachers, written by Paul Harteck, he discusses studying, learning, and conducting experiments under various physicists, chemists, and mathematicians in Berlin. Some ...
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Reprinted from the Journal of Chemical Education, v. 37, Harteck discusses what the scientific world was like before the rise of the Reich. He writes about multiple universities in Berlin and abroad, ...
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The article, in part written by Paul Harteck from the Department of Chemistry at Rensselaer, details the findings of the silicon element within Jupiter's atmosphere, and what effect, if any, it might ...
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Written by Dr. Otto Hahn to Paul Harteck, this letter discusses a new opening at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany, for a "Director of the Institute" post. Hahn asks Harteck if ...
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In this letter to his friend, German chemist Karl Friedrich Bonhoeffer, Paul Harteck writes about the work he's been doing at the Hansischen University in Hamburg, Germany. The letter details the work...
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This letter was written to Paul Harteck, from the German Consulate General, based in New York City, regarding Harteck's request for a new German passport. The consulate requests additional information...
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This certificate was given to Paul Harteck on December 9th, 1958, by the Argonne National Laboratory. Harteck operated the Argonaut Reactor, which was used by Argonne's International School of Nuclear...
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Paul Harteck with Fritz Haber (3rd from the left). Haber was a German chemist who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1918 for his invention of the Haber-Bosch process, the method used in industr...
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Paul Harteck with Fritz Haber (seated, center). Haber was a German chemist who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1918 for his invention of the Haber-Bosch process, the method used in industry t...
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