61. AIP International Catalog Of Sources lederman, leon M. Subjects. Academia Nacional de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales lederman, leon M. by title. Personal dossier . MARC Display http://www.aip.org/history/catalog/3812.html

If you are not immediately redirected, please click here My List - Help Browse Archival Resources Archival Finding Aids Books Photos Browse FAQs Past Searches History Home Search: Author Subject Title Journal/Newspaper Title Series Computer File (Software) Title Video Title Refine Search AIP Niels Bohr Library Item Information Holdings More by this author Lederman, Leon M. Subjects Browse Catalog by author: Lederman, Leon M. by title: Personal dossier.... MARC Display Personal dossier. by Lederman, Leon M. Description: 36 cm. x 24 cm. Owning Repository: Country of Repository: Argentina Biography/History: Specialty: Physics and education. Field of work: science and technology. Work location: Physics Department at the University of Chicago, National Academy of Sciences, European Center for Nuclear Research, Academy of Math and Science, Chicago, Guggenheim Foundation, etc. Published work: books, articles, and scientific communications. Scope of Material: Access Restrictions: Open access. Arrangement of Records: Metallic card index situated in the Secretary of the Academy. Notes: In Spanish and English.

62. Remarks Of Honorary Degree Recipients Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in physics, leon M. lederman is director emeritus of Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Ill., and Pritzker http://www.gwu.edu/~newsctr/newscenter/commencement04/lederman_remarks.html

Remarks of Leon M. Lederman Published May 16, 2004 LISTEN Download RealPlayer Thank you, Mr. President. Your reference to Abba Eban reminds me of an occasion somewhat like this when we were both participating and waiting on line for the process of coming up to the platform, and I asked Mr. Eban, the distinguished ambassador: How many of these honorary degrees do you have? Leon M. Lederman He said: 27. And then he said: You know, he said, when I left Washington to go back to my country, I put all these resplendent capes that they give me into a suitcase, which was stolen at the airport. He said: The only regret I had is not taking a photograph of the thief when he opened the suitcase and tried to figure out what it is he had stolen. Well, these capes are admittedly not very useful, but they're symbolic, and it's symbolism which certainly scientists and artists and so on share and respect for this. I thought hard about what to say in a short time to express my appreciation for this honor and this distinguished University. I could give you some advice or I could tell you some jokes. Yes, I know your vote. So let me combine these, first by a story of two university graduates who happened to play varsity baseball. They went on to distinguished careers, both of them, in professional baseball. They grew old together, very friendly.

63. GW News Center leon M. lederman, Doctor of Public Service Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in physics, leon M. lederman is director emeritus of Fermi National Accelerator http://www.gwu.edu/~media/pressview.cfm?ann_id=11782

64. PITTCON '96 Plenary Speaker Dr. leon M. lederman Dr. leon M. lederman, former director of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FermiLab), will be the 1996 Pittsburgh Conference http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~atbrooks/lederman.html

1996 Pittsburgh Conference Plenary Speaker Dr. Leon Lederman ****************************************************************************** Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Date: Sunday, March 3, 1996 Place: McCormick Place, Chicago IL (PITTCON '96) Note: Conference registration is not required for this event For more information contact 1-800-825-3321 WWW site URL = http://www.pittcon.org/ Back to Chemistry Library Page

65. May 27, 1998 Nobel Laureate Physicist Leon M. Lederman To Receive Nobel Laureate Physicist leon M. lederman to Receive Honorary Penn State Doctoral Degree. Penn State s Board of Trustees approved today (May 15) the http://www.science.psu.edu/alert/Lederman6-98.htm

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68. Encyclopedia: Leon M. Lederman Other descriptions of leon M. lederman. leon Max lederman (born July 15, 1922) is an American experimental physicist Fermilab s leon M. lederman webpage http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Leon-M.-Lederman

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69. Student News Net: Explore Your World Dr. leon M. lederman. Dr. leon M. lederman. Dr. leon lederman, Physicist Student News Net. BATAVIA, Il., Dr. leon M. lederman, internationally renowned http://www.studentnewsnet.com/careers/index.php?fuseaction=home.DisplayStory&id=

70. Testimony Of Lederman Dr. leon M. lederman Resident Scholar Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy. INTRODUCTION. Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, http://edworkforce.house.gov/hearings/106th/fc/mathsci92100/lederman.htm

Testimony about the National Science Education Enhancement Act (H. R. 4272) Presented to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce September 21, 2000 Dr. Leon M. Lederman Resident Scholar Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy INTRODUCTION Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, Thank you for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the National Science Education Enhancement Act. LEON LEDERMAN’S BACKGROUND For over 30 years I was a research physicist and university professor who really taught—even or especially Physics 101, freshman physics. However, I spent 10 years as Director of Fermilab, outside of Chicago where I managed the construction of the TEVATRON, the world’s most powerful atom smasher. I also spent a dozen years as consultant to the Department of Defense on issues of national defense. I believe I understand the awesome power of science to shape the course of human affairs. I have been deeply involved in science education for the past 20 years. As Fermilab Director, I made sure that our laboratory reached out to the nearby community to make sure they understood what our particle accelerators and supercomputers were all about. I brought high school students in every Saturday, to hear lectures from our researchers and to get their hands on what we did. We did lots of workshop with local teachers, and provided the opportunity so they could work on one of our experiments for a summer. We even built a special science education center, and they were kind enough to name it after me when I retired.

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Leon M. Lederman Related Links Leon Lederman quotes Leon Max Lederman (born July 15 ) is an American experimental physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in for his work on neutrinos . He is Director Emeritus of Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) in Batavia, Illinois . He founded the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy , in Aurora, Illinois , in He received his bachelor's degree from the City College of New York in , and received a PhD from Columbia University in Publications: The God Particle : If the Universe Is the Answer, What Is the Question? by Leon Lederman, Dick Teresi (ISBN 0385312113) From Quarks to the Cosmos by Leon Lederman and David N. Schramm (ISBN 0716760126) Portraits of Great American Scientists Leon M. Lederman, et al (ISBN 1573929328) External links Fermilab's Leon M. Lederman webpage The Nobel Prize in Physics 1988 Timeline of Nobel Prize Winners in Physics webpage for Leon Max Lederman Story of Leon ... by Leon Lederman de:Leon Max Lederman hu:Leon Max Lederman pl:Leon Max Lederman sv:Leon M Lederman A B C D ... Home page

72. Nobel Prize In Physics 1988 leon M. lederman Button 1/3 of prize Button USA Button born 1922 Button CA Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Batavia, Illinois, USA http://www.slac.stanford.edu/library/nobel/nobel1988.html

Home About Contact "for the neutrino beam method and the demonstration of the doublet structure of the leptons through the discovery of the muon-neutrino" Leon M. Lederman 1/3 of prize USA born 1922 CA - Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory , Batavia, Illinois, USA AA - Columbia University , New York, New York, USA WA - Brookhaven National Laboratory , Upton, New York, USA Additional Information Melvin Schwartz 1/3 of prize USA born 1932 CA - Columbia University , New York, New York, USA AA - Columbia University WA - Brookhaven National Laboratory , Upton, New York, USA Additional Information Jack Steinberger 1/3 of prize born 1921 (Bad Kissingen, Germany) CA - CERN , Geneva, Switzerland AA - Columbia University , New York, New York, USA WA - Brookhaven National Laboratory , Upton, New York, USA Additional Information Additional Information: Nobel e-Museum Prize in Physics 1988 Information on the prize from Brookhaven Nobel prize winning paper Leon M. Lederman: Leon M. Lederman Collection Leon M. Lederman web site "Story of Leon" from the Fermilab Education Office Papers in SPIRES-HEP by Leon Lederman Some highly cited works by Leon Lederman Melvin Schwartz: Melvin Schwartz’s home page Papers in SPIRES-HEP by Melvin Schwartz Some highly cited works by Melvin Schwartz Jack Steinberger: Papers in SPIRES-HEP by Jack Steinberger Some highly cited works by Jack Steinberger Return to Top Explanation of Institutional Affiliations:

73. Illinois State Society: 2005 Outstanding Illinoisans leon M. lederman Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics leon M. lederman, internationally renowned highenergy physicist, is Director Emeritus of Fermi http://www.illinoisstatesociety.org/Gala2005Outstanding.htm

2005 Outstanding Illinoisans The 2005 Illinois Presidential Inaugural Gala will mark the 3 rd Anniversary of the Outstanding Illinoisan Awards presented to individuals from Illinois who display outstanding life-long services in the following areas: Arts and Entertainment; Business; Literature and Journalism; Military Service; Public Service; Non-Profit Service; Science and Technology; and Sports. Below are those that have accepted the nomination for 2005 along with their achievement that has earned them this mark of distinction. Nancy G. Brinker Founder The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and Race for the Cure Nancy established the Komen Foundation in 1982 to honor the memory of her sister, Susan, whom she had lost to the disease in 1980. The Race for the Cure In 2001, Brinker accepted President George W. Bush's nomination of Ambassador to Hungary , and her achievements there are equally impressive. She helped to preserve tax benefits and lower tariffs on U.S. companies doing business in Hungary. Brinker negotiated the hosting and training of the Free Iraqi Forces, an expatriate group who later joined coalition forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom, making Hungary the first European country to contribute to regime change in Iraq. Her groundbreaking efforts to advance the cause of women's health in Hungary included a symposium and ceremonial walk across the country's oldest bridge (lit pink for the occasion) to raise breast cancer awareness.

74. Enrico Fermi Award Web Site leon M. lederman, 1992. For his pioneering achievements in high energy physics exemplified by his discovery of the upsilon particle and the muon neutrino, http://www.pnl.gov/fermi/citations/lederman-cit.html

Leon M. Lederman, 1992 For his pioneering achievements in high energy physics exemplified by his discovery of the upsilon particle and the muon neutrino, which are seminal contributions to our understanding of nature; for his leadership in the creation of the world's first major super-conducting accelerator at Fermilab; and for his leadership in science education at all levels of society. Contact: Nona Shepard Webmaster: Christine Johnson Updated: February 18, 1999

75. Pangea World - Advisory Board Biographies Dr. leon M. lederman. (1988 Nobel Laureate in Physics) is Resident Scholar at Internationally renowned highenergy physicist leon M. lederman has been a http://www.pangeaworld.com/think_tank/lederman_bio.html

P ANGEA W E xpert A dvisers Extended Biographies Dr. Leon M. Lederman (1988 Nobel Laureate in Physics) is Resident Scholar at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA). Internationally renowned high-energy physicist Leon M. Lederman has been a driving force in the creation and perfection of the machines of modern physics. Among the numerous awards Dr. Lederman has received are the 1965 National Medal of Science, the 1976 Elliot Cresson Medal of the Franklin Institute, the 1982 Wolf Prize in Physics, and the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics (for his role in detecting the muon nutrino, a highly elusive subatomic particle). He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and former President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. P ANGEA W P P ANGEA W ORLD corporation.

76. About Fermilab - History And Archives Project leon lederman The leon M. lederman Collection contains the multimedia records of the history (1922 - present) and administration (1978-89) of the second http://history.fnal.gov/lederman.html

History and Archives Project Archives Project main page Fermilab History main page Leon M. Lederman The Leon M. Lederman Collection contains the multi-media records of the history (1922 - present) and administration (1978-89) of the second Director of Fermilab. Lederman's experiences are linked with his long-term affiliation with Columbia University and New York City. His early award-winning research in high-energy physics brought him into national science policy circles and in 1963 he proposed the idea that became the National Accelerator Laboratory. In 1977 Lederman led the team that discovered the bottom quark at Fermilab. The following year he was named Director and his administration brought Fermilab into its position of scientific prominence by 1983 with the achievement of the world's most powerful superconducting accelerator, the Tevatron . In 1988 Lederman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics During his term as Director, Lederman emphasized the importance of math and science education as outreach to the neighboring communities. He then initiated the Saturday Morning Physics lectures and subsequently founded the Friends of Fermilab , the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy , and the Teacher's Academy for Mathematics and Science.

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78. Reflections - Lederman REFLECTIONS. Dr. leon M. lederman. Question 1 My major interest is in achieving a science literate citizenry. Future scientists and engineers are not my http://www.woodrow.org/CommissionOnTheSeniorYear/Reflections/reflections_-_leder

Question #1: I should also comment on the poor preparation that high school graduates have for college work, especially in science and engineering. Minority students who too often attend inner city schools (we get them at ITT,) are desperately motivated, but are fatally deficient in reading and mathematics. I tried (1994!) to interest several Cabinet officers in reviving the GI Bill for successful high school graduates. Two years of military discipline, fresh air, exercise, medical care and very strong reading and math remediation could make these students college tar; the US Treasury would surely make a nice profit on its investment in tuition and subsistence for these students. Question #2: For the under-prepared who hope to be college bound, there is no senior slump – there is the need for strong remediation in fundamentals. For the better prepared, it may be that the realities of high school teacher quality dictates replacing the last year of high school with a pre-college year, in the college of choice or in a local community college. So, the issue is: Can we blend the senior year of high school with the freshman year of college to avoid the ""senior slump" and "freshman malaise"? Question #3: The 21st century is truly a new millennium. As citizens and as a work-force, the demands imposed upon our schools are unprecedented. There is no quick fix. To achieve an adequate corps of teachers, we must raise the social (as well as economic) status of teachers; a long-term program not yet begun. Industry is "the least satisfied customer of the public school system," and the important functions of government in transportation, in communication, in regulation of drugs and medicines, in the public policy that must oversee research and technological revolution - all point to the crucial role of education which must be available to all citizens at the high level indicated by national standards.

79. Leon Lederman, Ph.D. Interview -- Page 6 / 8 -- Academy Of Achievement leon lederman, Ph.D. When I left Columbia to become an administrator of I m now talking about it from the point of view of the wellbeing of the nation. http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/led0int-6

The Arts Business Public Service Sports ... Academy Careers Select Career Actor Aerospace Engineer Animator Architect Art Curator Artist Astronaut Astronomer Athlete Aviator Ballerina Baseball Player Basketball Coach Basketball Player Beekeeper Biographer Broadcast Journalist Cartoonist Chemist Choreographer Dancer Director Dog Sledder Entrepreneur Ethnobotanist Explorer Farmer Figure Skater Film Producer Filmmaker Financier Geneticist Historian Investment Banker Journalist Lawyer Marine Biologist Medical Researcher Mountaineer Molecular Biologist Military/Soldier Museum Director Musician Novelist Painter Pastor Philanthropist Physicist Pilot Poet Politician Record Producer Scientist Screenwriter Singer Surgeon/Medical Doctor Teacher Theatrical Director Writer If you like Leon Lederman's story, you might also like: Linus Pauling Edward Teller and Judah Folkman Leon Lederman's recommended reading: The Meaning of Relativity Leon Lederman also appears in the videos: From Student to Scientist: My Life in Science Mystery of the Cosmos: Life's Place in the Universe Related Links: Nobel Prize Physics Central Encyclopedia.com

80. Leon Lederman, Ph.D. Interview -- Page 5 / 8 -- Academy Of Achievement I m thinking of other discoveries I ve been involved in. leon lederman, Ph.D. Suddenly it became clear that there was a way of testing this parity idea. http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/led0int-5

The Arts Business Public Service Sports ... Academy Careers Select Career Actor Aerospace Engineer Animator Architect Art Curator Artist Astronaut Astronomer Athlete Aviator Ballerina Baseball Player Basketball Coach Basketball Player Beekeeper Biographer Broadcast Journalist Cartoonist Chemist Choreographer Dancer Director Dog Sledder Entrepreneur Ethnobotanist Explorer Farmer Figure Skater Film Producer Filmmaker Financier Geneticist Historian Investment Banker Journalist Lawyer Marine Biologist Medical Researcher Mountaineer Molecular Biologist Military/Soldier Museum Director Musician Novelist Painter Pastor Philanthropist Physicist Pilot Poet Politician Record Producer Scientist Screenwriter Singer Surgeon/Medical Doctor Teacher Theatrical Director Writer If you like Leon Lederman's story, you might also like: Linus Pauling Edward Teller and Judah Folkman Leon Lederman's recommended reading: The Meaning of Relativity Leon Lederman also appears in the videos: From Student to Scientist: My Life in Science Mystery of the Cosmos: Life's Place in the Universe Related Links: Nobel Prize Physics Central Encyclopedia.com

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