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Harvard found ties to today's Nobel Prize winners. David J. Wineland of the University of Colorado, Boulder, earned his Ph.D. in physics at Harvard in 1970. Serge Haroche, a professor at Collège de France in Paris, was a Loeb Lecturer at Harvard in 1980 and a visiting professor in 1981.

Nobel ties in physics

Two winners spent early years at Harvard

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DateOctober 9, 2012May 8, 2019

During World War II, before his nearly four decades at Harvard, Norman Ramsey led a team working on radar devices small enough to be portable, served as radar consultant to the secretary of war, and joined the Manhattan Project.

Nobel laureate Norman Ramsey, 96

Physicist, mentor, and statesman

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DateNovember 15, 2011April 18, 2019