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John William Strutt Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for John William Strutt, based on 11 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.

11 records1842–191910 events2 places

Chronological biography

1842

Birth of John William Strutt12 November 1842
Science / Physics · Baron

Birth of John William Strutt

1873

Royal Society1873
Science / Physics · Baron · Fellow of the Royal Society

Elected Fellow of the Royal Society

1895

Discovery of Argon1895
Science / Physics · Baron

Discovers the element argon

1899

Copley Medal1899
Science / Physics · Baron

Awarded the Copley Medal

1900

Discovery of Rayleighs Law1900
Science / Physics · Baron · London

Formulates a law relating to black body radiation

1904

Nobel Prize1904
Science / Physics · Baron

Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics

Nobel Prize in Physics10 December 1904
Science / Physics · Baron · Physicist · Stockholm

Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for gas-density research and the discovery of argon.

1905

Royal Society1905
Science / Physics · Baron · President of the Royal Society

Appointed President of the Royal Society

1914

Rumford Medal1914
Science / Physics · Baron

Awarded the Rumford Medal

1919

Society for Psychical Research1919
Science / Physics · Baron · President of the Society for Psychical Research

Appointed President of the Society for Psychical Research

Death of John William Strutt30 June 1919
Science / Physics · Baron

Death of John William Strutt

Titles and roles

Baron · Baron · Fellow of the Royal Society · Baron · Physicist · Baron · President of the Royal Society · Baron · President of the Society for Psychical Research

Record provenance

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