Category:Manhattan Project

The Manhattan Project was the joint effort by the United States of America, United Kingdom, and Canada to produce the first atomic weapons during World War II. This category is for individuals, facilities, and other article entries relating to this undertaking, which was, and remains today, one of the largest scientific/technical endeavors ever undertaken.

Articles in category "Manhattan Project"

There are 76 articles in this category.

Manhattan Project A ALSOS Philip Abelson Luis Alvarez Ames Laboratory B Robert Bacher Hans Bethe Felix Bloch Bockscar David Bohm Norris Bradbury Vannevar Bush C Calutron James Chadwick Owen Chamberlain Samuel Cohen Arthur Compton D Harry K. Daghlian, Jr. John R. Dunning E George A. Economou Albert Einstein Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists Enola Gay F Fat Man Enrico Fermi

F cont. Richard Feynman Frank Spedding Otto Robert Frisch Klaus Fuchs G Leslie Groves H Theodore Hall Richard Hamming Hanford Site William Higinbotham I Interim Committee L Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ernest Lawrence Little Boy Los Alamos National Laboratory M Edwin McMillan John Manley (physicist) Nicholas Metropolis Military Policy Committee N Seth Neddermeyer John von Neumann Alfred O. C. Nier Alan Nunn May O Oak Ridge National Laboratory Mark Oliphant Frank Oppenheimer Robert Oppenheimer

P William Sterling Parsons G. B. Pegram R Józef Rotblat S Sahtu Glenn T. Seaborg Emilio G. Segrè Louis Slotin Cyril Stanley Smith Smyth Report Henry DeWolf Smyth Leó Szilárd T Jean Tatlock Geoffrey Ingram Taylor Edward Teller Paul Tibbets Trinity site James Tuck U Stanislaw Marcin Ulam Harold C. Urey W Victor Frederick Weisskopf Eugene Wigner Maurice Wilkins Robert R. Wilson Chien-Shiung Wu Y Y-12 National Security Complex