Physics in the Contemporary World

J. Robert Oppenheimer

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Dr. Oppenheimer's authority to speak on the relation of physics to the contemporary scene derives from his years of experience as a teacher of physics, his leadership in the Manhattan Project and his current position as Director of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. The following remarks formed the 1947 Arthur D. Little Memorial Lecture and are reprinted from THE TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, February, 1948, edited at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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