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Sir William Lawrence Bragg (* 31. März 1890 in Adelaide, Australien; † 1. Juli 1971 in Waldringford bei Ipswich) war ein britischer Physiker australischer Herkunft und Nobelpreisträger.
Lawrence Bragg was an Australian-born British physicist and X-ray crystallographer, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1915 with his father William Henry Bragg. He discovered Bragg's law of X-ray diffraction, developed X-ray spectroscopy and microscopy, and worked on sound ranging and radar during World War I.
Learn about the life and achievements of Lawrence Bragg, who shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with his father William Henry Bragg for their work on X-rays and crystal structure. Find out how he became the youngest Nobel laureate, his contributions to science and academia, and his family background.
Lawrence Bragg was an Australian-born physicist who shared the Nobel Prize with his father for their work on X-ray crystallography. He studied at Cambridge and became a professor in Manchester, Cambridge and London, where he continued his research on crystal structure and diffraction patterns.
7. Nov. 2012 · Bragg and his son Lawrence worked feverishly on X-ray diffraction all that summer at the University of Leeds, UK, where William was professor of physics. Lawrence Bragg remains the youngest ever...
- John Meurig Thomas
- 2012
4. Dez. 2012 · A new age dawned when 22-year-old William Lawrence Bragg (see picture) realized that the observations of X-ray diffraction by a crystal can be interpreted very simply as arising from the reflection of the X-rays by planes of atoms in the crystal.
Learn about the life and achievements of William Lawrence Bragg, a physicist and X-ray crystallographic who discovered Bragg's law and won the Nobel Prize with his father. Find out his roles at the Royal Institution, the University of Cambridge, and the National Physical Laboratory.
