Robert Serber

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Robert Serber was an American theoretical physicist best known for his key role in the Manhattan Project, where he helped design the first nuclear weapons and authored the influential "Los Alamos Primer" lectures.

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instanceOf American physicist
human
theoretical physicist
affiliation Manhattan Project
surface form: United States atomic weapons program
awardReceived J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Prize
colleague Edward Teller
Enrico Fermi
Hans Bethe
J. Robert Oppenheimer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1909-03-14
dateOfDeath 1997-06-01
described basic design principles of fission bombs
doctoralAdvisor Eugene Wigner
educatedAt Lehigh University
Princeton University
University of Wisconsin–Madison
employer Columbia University
Los Alamos Laboratory
University of California, Berkeley
ethnicGroup Jewish Americans
familyName Serber
fieldOfWork nuclear physics
theoretical physics
givenName Robert
knownFor key role in the Manhattan Project
lectures on the design and construction of the first nuclear weapons
languageSpoken English
memberOf National Academy of Sciences
militaryConflict World War II
notableStudent Richard Feynman
notableWork Los Alamos Primer
Los Alamos Primer
surface form: The Los Alamos Primer: The First Lectures on How to Build an Atomic Bomb
occupation physicist
participantIn Manhattan Project
placeOfBirth Philadelphia
surface form: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Manhattan
surface form: Manhattan, New York City, United States
religion Judaism
residence Berkeley
surface form: Berkeley, California

New York City
sexOrGender male
spouse Charlotte Serber
Charlotte Serber
surface form: Virginia Serber
taught introductory lectures to new scientists at Los Alamos
workLocation Berkeley
surface form: Berkeley, California

Los Alamos, New Mexico
New York City
wrote Los Alamos Primer
Peace and War: Reminiscences of a Life on the Frontiers of Science

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