In a series of leetur.es before the Royal Institution in London Sir James Dewar has referred to the work of these men; we abstract portions of his lectures from the columns of our London ...

An Oxford University scientist named Sir James Dewar invented it in 1892, one glass bottle inside another glass bottle with ...

Sir James Dewar's; observations have shown that helium and charcoal have no inconsiderable affinity at the toiling point of the former, which is within five • degrees of the absolute zero ...

In presenting the report upon the award, the committee of the society, consisting of Profs. P. Blaserna, A. Righi, and A. Roiti, referred to Sir James Dewar's researchesin the following terms:— ...

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This is one of the first ever vacuum flasks. While we generally use them to keep our drinks hot, vacuum flasks were invented by James Dewar in 1892 to keep things very cold. Dewar was interested ...

SiR’s biggest challenge when performing is to stay present. As he told Rolling Stone’s Delisa Shannon backstage at Lollapalooza, “Every song deserves its respect,” even if he’s no longer ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I write about physics, science, academia, and pop culture. This is, as the title promises, a history of cryogenic research: several hundred ...

Legendary actor James Earl Jones, best known for voicing the character of Darth Vader in the "Star Wars" franchise, has died.

Today he is one of the UK's richest men and a well-known supporter of Brexit, but how did Sir James Dyson make his fortune? Sir James Dyson's most profitable idea began with some humble cardboard ...

Sir James Outram, Baronet, is buried in the nave of Westminster Abbey. He was the second son of Benjamin Outram (d.1805) and his wife Margaret (Anderson) and was born at Butterley Hall in Derbyshire ...

Born in Belfast, Sir James Galway began playing the penny whistle as a small child before switching to the flute. Sir James studied at the Royal College of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and ...