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A scholarship win took him to Berlin, Germany to work in Hans Geiger’s laboratory.

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A scholarship win took him to Berlin, Germany to work in Hans Geiger’s laboratory.

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In his spare time, through the 1920s, Chadwick made a variety of attempts in the laboratory to find these neutral particles

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In his spare time, through the 1920s, Chadwick made a variety of attempts in the laboratory to find these neutral particles

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Born October 20 1891, Manchester, England

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Born October 20 1891, Manchester, England

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His parents were Joseph, a railway storekeeper, and Anne, a domestic servant.

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His parents were Joseph, a railway storekeeper, and Anne, a domestic servant.

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He married Aileen Stewart-Brown of Liverpool

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He married Aileen Stewart-Brown of Liverpool

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Chadwick later said he realized “that a nuclear bomb was not only possible, it was inevitable. I had then to take sleeping pills. It was the only remedy.”

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He became master of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, in 1946, and he recieved the Copley Medal of the Royal Society in 1950.

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The English physicist received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1935 for the discovery of the neutron.

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When World War I broke out, he was imprisoned in a camp for civilians at Ruhleben. He spent the entire war there but nevertheless was able to accomplish some scientific work. After the war ended, Chadwick returned to England to study under Rutherford at the University of Cambridge.