British Scientists of the Twentieth Century

a-particles astronomer atoms Balanoglossus Bateson became biochemistry biology body breeding British Cambridge cathode rays Cavendish Laboratory characters charge chemical chemist chemistry Clerk Maxwell College colour conception Darwin described discovered discovery Eddington Einstein electric electrons emitted energy evolution experimental experiments explained fundamental gases genetics gravitation heredity Hopkins hydrogen ideas important intellectual interest investigation J. B. S. Haldane J. J. Thomson Jeans kind lectures living magnetic mass material mathematical matter mechanics Mendel's method million molecules nature nebula Newton Newtonian nucleus observed organisms origin paper particles philosophical physicist physics problem processes produced professor proteins published Punnett quantum theory radiation radiation pressure radioactive Rayleigh remarkable rotating Royal Society Rutherford scientific scientists showed social space stars stellar substance suggested temperature theory of relativity things thorium thought tion tryptophane universe uric acid variation velocity Weldon William Bateson wrote X-rays