Rutherford's Nobel Prize and the one he didn't get

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Ernest Rutherford as a young professor at McGill University in Montreal, where he carried out most of the research that earned him his 1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. (Courtesy McGill University Archives.) md5:99ccebd3ef0995d9160975882fe67824	820.4 kB	Preview Download
Rutherford at work at McGill University, where he made his Nobel Prize-winning discoveries. (Courtesy McGill University Archives.) md5:6570eda274c482e1f8c68f7696c36c2f	550.3 kB	Preview Download
In the lab at Manchester with Hans Geiger (left), in around 1908. (Courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Physics Today Collection.) md5:772acf62fd6fb8d7ab29ce1e02ad91d8	447.4 kB	Preview Download