File: Phillip Lenard

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Research file compiled by Derek Guttery and containing material relating to Phillip Lenard (1862-1947) who first investigated the photoelectric effect and cathode rays, winning the 1905 Nobel Prize for his work. He later became a member of the Nazi party.

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Papers of Derek GutteryGUT

Trade LiteratureGUT/1

Trade JournalsGUT/2

Historical FilesGUT/3

Material relating to Röntgen and the Discovery of X-raysGUT/3/1

Material relating to Manufacturers and Suppliers of X-ray EquipmentGUT/3/2

Material relating to X-ray SocietiesGUT/3/3

Material relating to X-ray PioneersGUT/3/4

Material relating to the Radiation MartyrsGUT/3/5

Material relating to X-ray-related Journals and MagazinesGUT/3/6

Material relating to the History of X-ray TubesGUT/3/7

Material relating to alternative applications of X-rayGUT/3/8

Material relating to Other Aspects of the History of X-rayGUT/3/9

Material relating to other Scientific Pioneers and Discoveries connected with X-rayGUT/3/10

File: Henri BequerelGUT/3/10/1

File: William CrookesGUT/3/10/2

File: J.J. Thomson and the Cavendish LaboratoryGUT/3/10/3

File: Ernest RutherfordGUT/3/10/4

File: Phillip LenardGUT/3/10/5

File: J.H. GladstoneGUT/3/10/6

File: Lord KelvinGUT/3/10/7

Image CollectionGUT/4

Career and Work-related Files, including Non-Destructive TestingGUT/5

Personal FilesGUT/6