Bethe

• “Bethe is married to the daughter of P.P. Ewald, the well-known”

  Hans Bethe - Biography

• “Moreover, about the middle of the thirties he wrote, partly alone, partly together with some colleagues, what nuclear physicists at the time used to call the Bethe bible, a penetrating review of about all that was known of atomic nuclei, experimental as well as theoretical.”

  Nobel Prize in Physics 1967 - Presentation Speech

• “Bethe," pronounced "behy," is the genitive of "beith," the birch, of which there were formerly large woods in Ireland.”

  Ireland Under Coercion (2nd ed.) (2 of 2) (1888)

• “Holdren is this year's recipient of the Hans A. Bethe Award, a prestigious science award presented by the Federation of American Scientists.”

  The Washington Post: Beauty and the (White House science) Geek

• “FAS was established by scientists like Bethe who worked on the Manhattan Project to develop the first atomic bombs.”

  The Washington Post: Beauty and the (White House science) Geek

• “And when the holidays are over, join our friend Bethe Almeras in taking the Christmas Box Challenge.”

  The Huffington Post: Darell Hammond: Back to Basics for the Holidays

• “I wish that Ms. Rose had had more fun with the scene in which she becomes a hot-stuff headliner, but she is very much at ease with Louise's shy, fragile side, and Bethe B.”

  The Wall Street Journal: If Mama Was Human

• “Hans Bethe Prize in 1998; the 1994 Heineman Prize by the American”

  CV of John N. Bahcall

• “And there's even a famous spoof paper by Beck, Bethe, and Riezler yes, that Bethe, which they actually got published in Die Naturwissenschaften, making fun of the numerology of 137.”

  Making Light: Open thread 137

• “There was even a German, Hans Bethe, a leading theorist who had emigrated in 1935.”

  Simon & Schuster: Whirlwind

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