Professor Sir Edward Victor Appleton
King's College London
Nobel Laureate Ionospheric radio, 1924
Site: Kings College (3 memorials)
WC2, Strand
Professor Sir Edward Victor Appleton
King's College London
Nobel Laureate Ionospheric radio, 1924
WC2, Strand
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Edward Appleton
Born Bradford. Physicist. Professor at King's College London. Nobel Laurea...
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Edward Appleton
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Edward Appleton
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Non-conformist minister. Born Norfolk. Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell. Buried in Bunhill burial ground.
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