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Jean Cabannes
French physicist (1885–1959).
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Jean Cabannes
Place of Birth
Marseille
Occupation
Physicist
University Teacher
Employer
:
Science Faculty of Paris
Educated At
École Normale Supérieure
Lycée Masséna
Instance Of
Human
Place of Death
Saint-Cyr-Sur-Mer
Country of Citizenship
France
Date of Birth
8/12/1885
Date of Death
10/31/1959
Given Name
Jean
Member Of
French Academy of Sciences
Romanian Academy
Child
Henri Cabannes
Award Received
Commander of the Legion of Honour
(1952)
Point in Time
:
1952
Prix Félix-Robin
(1924)
Point in Time
:
1924
Three Physicists Prize
(1951)
Point in Time
:
1951
Nominated For
Nobel Prize in Physics
(1929)
Point in Time
:
1929
Nobel Prize in Physics
(1931)
Point in Time
:
1931
Nobel Prize in Physics
(1943)
Point in Time
:
1943
Nobel Prize in Physics
(1953)
Point in Time
:
1953
Name in Native Language
Jean Cabannes
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Number of Children
4
Sex or Gender
Male
Employer
University of Paris
Student
Pierre Daure
Family Name
Cabannes
Position Held
President
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Q2985469
President
(1956 - 1957)
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Bureau Des Longitudes
Replaced By
:
Pierre Lejay
Replaces
:
André-Louis Danjon
Start Time
:
1956
End Time
:
1957
President
(1951 - 1953)
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Astronomical Society of France
Replaced By
:
Pierre Chevenard
Replaces
:
Lucien Henri D'Azambuja
Start Time
:
1951
End Time
:
1953
Assessment
Agrégation of Physics
(1911)
Point in Time
:
1911
Ranking
:
4
Academic Degree
Doctor of Science
(1921)
Academic Major
:
Optics
Educated At
:
Marseille's Faculty of Science
Point in Time
:
1921
Doctoral Advisor
Charles Fabry
Described by Source
Physicists: Biographical Dictionary
Page(s)
:
122
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