Seth Neddermeyer

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Seth Neddermeyer was an American physicist best known for pioneering the implosion method used in the plutonium bomb during the Manhattan Project.

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instanceOf American physicist
human
physicist
awardReceived John Price Wetherill Medal
collaboratedWith Hans Bethe
John von Neumann
J. Robert Oppenheimer
surface form: Robert Oppenheimer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1907-09-16
dateOfDeath 1988-01-29
doctoralStudentOf Carl David Anderson
educatedAt California Institute of Technology
University of Washington
employer California Institute of Technology
Los Alamos Laboratory
University of Washington
fieldOfWork nuclear physics
physics
hasAcademicAdvisor Carl David Anderson
knownFor contributions to the Manhattan Project
pioneering the implosion method for nuclear weapons
work on the plutonium bomb
languageSpoken English
memberOf Manhattan Project
surface form: Manhattan Project scientific staff
nationality American
notableStudentOrCollaborator John von Neumann
notableWork development of the implosion design for the plutonium bomb
occupation physicist
participatedIn Manhattan Project
placeOfBirth Seattle, Washington, United States
placeOfDeath Los Angeles, California, United States of America
surface form: Los Angeles, California, United States
positionHeld professor of physics
proposed use of explosive lenses for nuclear implosion
residence California, United States
Washington, United States
sexOrGender male
studied cosmic rays
particle physics
workedOn implosion-type nuclear weapon design
plutonium implosion bomb
workLocation Los Alamos Laboratory

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