Via Panisperna laboratory

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Via Panisperna laboratory was the Rome-based physics research center where Enrico Fermi and his group of young Italian physicists conducted pioneering experiments that laid foundations for modern nuclear physics.

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instanceOf physics research laboratory
activeInDecade 1920s
1930s
alsoKnownAs Fermi laboratory in Rome
associatedConcept beta decay theory
neutron moderation
associatedWith Italian physics school
Regia Università di Roma
University of Rome
city Rome
contributedTo foundations of modern nuclear physics
country Italy
era interwar period
fieldOfWork experimental physics
nuclear physics
physics
theoretical physics
hasNotableAlumnus Bruno Pontecorvo
Edoardo Amaldi
Emilio Segrè
Enrico Fermi
Franco Rasetti
historicalSignificance major center of pre–World War II European physics
languageOfWork Italian
locatedIn Italy
Rome
namedAfter Via Panisperna
notableFor development of neutron physics
experiments leading toward nuclear fission research
pioneering experiments in nuclear physics
notableResearcher Bruno Pontecorvo
Edoardo Amaldi
Emilio Segrè
Enrico Fermi
Franco Rasetti
notableResearcherGroup Via Panisperna boys
partOf physics institute of the University of Rome
streetAddress Via Panisperna
timePeriod early 20th century

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Via Panisperna boys basedAt Via Panisperna laboratory
Oscar D’Agostino placeOfActivity Via Panisperna laboratory in Rome
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