The cassette on a public lecture titled Einstein's life and legacy by Professor Mukunda at IIA Auditorium.
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The book was edited by ?Richard Taylor in 1841. It has 618 pages. The book contains various scientific topics and research findings. It is one of the volumes in a series of books published by Richard Taylor between ?1837 and ?1852. The series, titled "Scientific Memoirs," was a compilation of selected works from foreign academies of science and learned societies.
Taylor, RichardThe Scientific Memories selection from the transactions of foreign and academics of science and learned societies is a collection taken from the foreign journals and edited by Richard Taylor. The fourth volume was published in 1846
Taylor, RichardThe Scientific Memories selection from the transactions of foreign and academics of science and learned societies is a collection taken from foreign journals and edited by Richard Taylor. The fifth volume was published in 1852
Taylor, RichardThis fond contain newspaper clippings related to Bhaskar Dutta and Suri Bhagavantam
Indian Institute of AstrophysicsThis item was about the Donohoe Medal of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific presented to M.K.Vainu Bappu in commemoration of the discovery of a comet on 02-07-1949. This medal was awarded to the discoverer of a new comet. This medal was donated by Joseph A. Donohoe, a wealthy businessman from San Francisco. The medal was announced at the July 1889 meeting of the Society.
Vainu Bappu, M. K.The book, The History of the Royal Society of London: for the Improving of Natural Knowledge fourth edition, was published in 1734. It was written by Thomas Spart. It has 440 pages.
Sprat, ThomasThis item was about the Satyendranath Bose Medal of the Indian National Science Academy for the year 1983 awarded to M.K. Vainu Bappu. The Satyendranath Bose medal is awarded every three years to a distinguished scientist in the field of physical sciences.
Vainu Bappu, M. K.This item was about the photograph of Thomas Royds. Thomas Royds (1923-1937) succeeded John Evershed as the Kodaikanal Observatory Director in 1923 and retired in 1937.
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