alvarez, luis w.

Text and humorous, cartoon-like illustrations examine the life and work of twentieth-century, American experimental physicist and inventor Luis Alvarez.

Examines the life and achievements of Hispanic American, Nobel Prize-winning physicist Luis Walter ?lvarez, discussing his childhood in San Francisco, careers as a scientist and teacher, research, and family.

A bilingual biography of the scientist who worked on the atom bomb, and won the 1968 Nobel Prize for physics.

Autobiography of physicist Robert Alvarez recounting his live and work in the field of physics.

Examines the life of the physicist who, among other achievements, was awarded the 1968 Nobel Prize for physics for developing the hydrogen bubble chamber, a powerful tool for tracking atomic particles.

Text and humorous, cartoon-like illustrations examine the life and work of twentieth-century, American experimental physicist and inventor Luis Alvarez.