David M. Dennison

American physicist and academic

David M. Dennison - Scientists & Innovators born 1900
Born

1900
126 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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Contributed significantly to the field of physics with a focus on quantum theory and cosmology. Held academic positions at prominent institutions, influencing the next generation of physicists through teaching and research. Participated in various scientific organizations and contributed to important publications, furthering the understanding of fundamental physical principles.

Development of quantum theory concepts

Influence in academic institutions

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