University of Wyoming
Bruno Rossi (1905-1993) was a nuclear physicist. Between 1943 and 1946, Rossi was part of the Manhattan Project. Rossi taught physics at the University of Chicago, Cornell University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Università di Palermo.
Collection contains reprints of articles written by Rossi and his colleagues.
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This material was received from Bruno Rossi in June 1975.
There are no known other archival collections created by Bruno Rossi at the date of processing.
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