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,Travel: 1945–1980,ry supportive of scientists in these countries. He was one of the first scientists to visit the Soviet Union after the Second World War and was also an early visitor to the People’s Republic of China. During his trips he made personal contacts, started collaborations and gave lectures. He documented

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Writings, (discussed in Chapter 10). He wrote . (still one of the best histories of cryogenics), . and .. All of the books are designed to be read by non-specialists and included engaging text with innovative graphics. These books demonstrate the range of Kurt Mendelssohn’s curiosity and his interest in expl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08413-7perconductivity and did ground breaking research on superfluid helium film flow. He started to establish himself in Oxford by starting a family and buying a house. Many of Mendelssohn’s traits including setting up collaborations, taking care of students and developing innovative ways to present scie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81823-2 Ph.D. students. This chapter reviews his research activities and through the examples of a number of students, his training of students. Research addressed includes superfluid He films and properties of transuranic elements at cryogenic temperatures. Students discussed include B. S. Chandrasekhar,

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,PEL — Einteilung des Industriezeitalters, chapter describes his role in founding the journal ., the International Cryogenic Engineering Conference and the International Cryogenic Monograph Series. It also discusses his interest in the popularization science.

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