
Master of the muon’s magnetic moment: Francis Farley 1920–2018
He received many honours, including election to a fellow of the Royal Society and the Hughes Medal for his work at CERN on g-2.
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He received many honours, including election to a fellow of the Royal Society and the Hughes Medal for his work at CERN on g-2.
His avid support for the International Centre for Theoretical Physics was based on his strong belief in science as a vehicle of peace and development.
Taylor was the co-recipient of the 1990 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of scaling in deep-inelastic electron–proton scattering.
Enthusiastic and highly skilled colleague
Highly respected member of the French particle-physics community
Key and long-lasting contributions across theoretical physics
A big loss for science and for a whole generation of particle theorists
Ninety years after the famous photograph of the 1927 Solvay conference, the University of Trento and the Italian Physical Society created a more modern picture.
Well-known and respected scientist from the University of Warsaw