Manhattan Project by Alex Wellerstein

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Nuclear Science for the Manhattan Project by Chadwick Mark B.

“…It was published in a special issue together with twenty-three other papers, for the 75th Anniversary of the culmination of the Manhattan Project. It would be better to watch the video than read this transcript!…”
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The Manhattan Project and the Development of Nuclear Astrophysics by Wiescher Michael

“…This paper will provide a historical analysis of the impact of the US Manhattan Project from 1942 to 1945 and the subsequent nuclear test program 1945-1970 towards the development of the field of Nuclear Astrophysics and the interpretation of nuclear reaction processes in stars and explosive stellar environments.…”
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Manhattan Project 1940s research on the prompt fission neutron spectrum by Mark B. Chadwick, Roberto Capote

“…We describe how the prompt fission neutron spectrum (PFNS) was determined for the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos. Early work before World War II at American and British universities is described, together with theoretical work by Feather at Cambridge and Bethe at Los Alamos. …”
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Lyme disease: call for a "Manhattan Project" to combat the epidemic. by Raphael B Stricker, Lorraine Johnson

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Nederland en het Manhattan-project. De geheime thorium-overeenkomst uit 1945 by C. Wiebes, B. Zeeman

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Nederland en het Manhattan-project. De geheime thorium-overeenkomst uit 1945 by C. Wiebes, B. Zeeman

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Nederland en het Manhattan-project. De geheime thorium-overeenkomst uit 1945 by C. Wiebes, B. Zeeman

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Uma experiência com o Projeto Manhattan no ensino fundamental An experience with the Manhattan Project in the Elementary School by Rafaela Samagaia, Luiz O. Q. Peduzzi

“…It deals with the historical background of the Manhattan Project (1941 - 1945) and includes the topics of nuclear fission, radiation, energy, chemical and biological weapons research and utilization. …”
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Cooling the atmosphere by Philipp Wiescher, Michael Wiescher

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So Death Does Touch the Resurrection. Religion, Literature and the Nuclear Bomb by Dominika Oramus

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A study of the necessary and optimal conditions for success in the most challenging human endeavors : modem day Manhattan Projects are needed for overcoming contemporary global challenges by Chowdhury, Anando A

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Conscience on Atomic Jobs: The Manufacturers of Nuclear War by Lucie Genay

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Sharing Land in the Nuclear Age or How to Coexist with the Atom in New Mexico by Lucie Genay

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About Roy Glauber by Bretislav Friedrich, Daniel Kleppner, Dudley Herschbach

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Nuclear astrophysicists at war by Michael Wiescher, Karlheinz Langanke

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The Beginning of Big Sciences in Physics: The Price to Pay by Joseph Kouneiher, Cécile Barbachoux

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Notorious: Hitchcock’s good neighbor film Notorious: Hitchcock’s good neighbor film by Arlindo Castro

“…If they happened to go to Radio City Music Hall, Notorious would reassure them that the U.S. was doing well in preventing obstinate Nazis from making an atomic bomb, though at that moment of the nuclear espionage war, former Manhattan Project insider Klaus Fuchs had actually passed on to a Soviet contact in London classified information about the Manhattan Project and American atomic plans.2 Indeed, in that transitional period between World War II and
 the Cold War, the major political villains were still Nazis, not
 Communists, as exemplified by other 1946 films like Orson Welles’ The Stranger, Charles Vidor’s Gilda, and Edward Dmytryk’s Cornered. …”
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The Devil’s Bargain: The Effects of Nuclear Revolution on New Mexican Culture of Work by Lucie Genay

“…In the winter of 1942-1943, the Manhattan Project arrived in New Mexico and joined the “Land of Enchantment” and nuclear science in an indelible bond. …”
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LOS ALAMOS / by Kanon, Joseph, author 428140

“…In the closing weeks of the war in Europe a security guard on the Manhattan Project is murdered near the Hill. Michael Connolly is sent to Los Alamos from Washington to make sure his death really is the result of a casual homosexual encounter and not connected with espionage. …”