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Giuseppe Occhialini

Giuseppe Paolo Stanislao Occhialini

Italian physicist (1907-1993), who contributed to the discovery of the pion or pi-meson decay.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Occupation

Physicist

Member Of

Royal Society
 (4/25/1974 - )
Start Time
: 4/25/1974
Heidelberg Academy for Sciences and Humanities
 (1950 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Corresponding Member
Start Time
: 1950
Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei
Accademia Nazionale Delle Scienze Detta Dei XL
National Academy of Sciences
 (1978 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences
Start Time
: 1978
Academy of Sciences of Turin
 (5/5/1937 - )
Start Time
: 5/5/1937
American Philosophical Society
 (1975 - )
Start Time
: 1975

Place of Birth

Fossombrone

Place of Death

14th Arrondissement of Paris
Paris

Country of Citizenship

Italy
 (6/18/1946 - 12/30/1993)
Start Time
: 6/18/1946
End Time
: 12/30/1993
Brazil
Kingdom of Italy
 (12/5/1907 - 6/18/1946)
Start Time
: 12/5/1907
End Time
: 6/18/1946

Date of Birth

12/5/1907

Date of Death

12/30/1993

Instance Of

Human

Given Name

Giuseppe

Employer

University of São Paulo
University of Bristol
University of Genoa

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Doctoral Advisor

Bruno Rossi

Educated At

University of Florence

Father

Augusto Raffaele Occhialini

Award Received

Wolf Prize in Physics
 (1979)
Point in Time
: 1979
Foreign Member of the Royal Society
 (4/25/1974)
Point in Time
: 4/25/1974
Vallauri Prize
 (1931)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Physical Science
Point in Time
: 1931

Nominated For

15 items
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1936)
Point in Time
: 1936
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1949)
Point in Time
: 1949
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1950)
Point in Time
: 1950
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1952)
Point in Time
: 1952
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1953)
Point in Time
: 1953
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1954)
Point in Time
: 1954
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1955)
Point in Time
: 1955
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1956)
Point in Time
: 1956
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1957)
Point in Time
: 1957
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1958)
Point in Time
: 1958
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1959)
Point in Time
: 1959
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1961)
Point in Time
: 1961
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1963)
Point in Time
: 1963
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1964)
Point in Time
: 1964
Nobel Prize in Physics
 (1965)
Point in Time
: 1965

Field of Work

Particle Physics
Physical Science

Family Name

Occhialini

Sport

Mountaineering

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Italian
English
French

Student

Giovanni Degli Antoni

Writing Language

Italian

Work Location

Genoa

Described by Source

Physicists: Biographical Dictionary
Page(s)
:201
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