In Christopher Nolan’s hit biopic “Oppenheimer,” real-life Danish physicist Niels Bohr is more than just a major character. As depicted by Shakespearean actor Kenneth Branagh, he is a living ...

Kenneth Branagh plays one of quantum physics' most foundational minds, Niels Bohr. During World War II, Bohr supported the efforts of Robert Oppenheimer and his colleagues working on the Manhattan ...

Oppenheimer is already one of 2023's most explosive films, ... Niels Bohr. During World War II, Bohr supported the efforts of Robert Oppenheimer and his colleagues working on the Manhattan Project.

Universal Pictures released a new featurette for director Christopher Nolan's $100 million IMAX-shot feature "Oppenheimer" released on July 21. Skip ... Prize-winning physicist Niels Bohr. ...

(soundbite of film, "oppenheimer") KENNETH BRANAGH: (As Niels Bohr) You're the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves, and the world is not prepared.

In September 1943, Niels Bohr made a narrow escape from Nazi-occupied Denmark via Sweden. A few months later, Bohr arrived in Los Alamos, ready to tell Oppenheimer and the rest about his 1941 ...

Years before Robert Oppenheimer led the Los Alamos lab that developed the first nuclear weapons, ... Danish-physicist Niels Bohr was in D.C. for a physics conference at George Washington University.

and yet, he was convinced of niels bohr's argument when he arrived in los alamos in the last day of 1943. niels bohr, the great danish physicist said, robert, i have one question four s it big enough?

While putting away lab supplies—after Blackett has told Oppenheimer he can’t attend a lecture being given by visiting scholar Niels Bohr—Oppenheimer decides to inject the professor’s apple ...

As the Mosquito climbed, Niels Bohr, ... he found an ally in Robert Oppenheimer. With Oppenheimer's help, Bohr met with Franklin D. Roosevelt, whom he tried to convince to make the project public.

Oppenheimer had a deep affection for these irreconcilable pairs. ... Switzerland, with his mentor, the physicist Niels Bohr, right, in 1960. Credit... Stampfli/RDB/ullstein bild, via Getty Images.