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Name: John Desmond Bernal
Birth Date: 1901
Death Date: 1971
Nationality: Irish
Occupations: Physicist

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Although John Desmond Bernal was highly instrumental in the pioneering stages of x-ray crystallography and microbiology, he is perhaps most well-known for his philosophical studies of the social aspects of science. Marxist in thinking and communistic...


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John Desmond Bernal ( 1901-05-10 — 1971-09-15 ) was an Irish-born scientist known for pioneering X-ray crystallography . Sourced The Social Function of Science (1939) Routledge, 1946; digitized 2007 World Encyclopaedia. -- Behind these lies another...


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John Desmond Bernal (1907–1971), an eminent X-ray crystallographer and pioneer in the field of social studies of science and the movement for social responsibility in science, was born in Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland, on May 10, and died in...
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1901-1971 British physicist who made major contributions to the determination of molecular structures using X-ray crystallographic methods. Bernal is regarded as one of the founders of X-ray crystallography. He was a professor at the University of...


 

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