Dr. Isidor Rabi, Professor of Physics at Columbia University, today received the Nobel Prize in physics at a ceremony presided over by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of the university.
Dr. Butler presented the Nobel medal and the diploma to Prof. Rabi. An award of about $29,000 is part of the prize, which was given to Prof. Rabi for his research in the resonance method of registering the magnetic quality of atoms.
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