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Abdus Salam
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Memorial Page for Abdus Salam

Jan 29, 1926 – Nov 21, 1996(70 years)Died in:Oxford, England

Theoretical physicist, and Nobel Prize in Physics recipient

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Biography

Nationality

British Raj

Cause of Death

progressive supranuclear palsy

Religion

Ahmadiyya

Occupation(3)

university teachertheoretical physicistphysicist

Awards(10)

Atoms for Peace AwardFellow of the Royal SocietyPride of PerformanceCopley MedalRoyal MedalNobel Prize in PhysicsLomonosov Gold MedalHughes MedalMatteucci MedalHonorary doctors of Ghent University

Spouse(1)

Louise Johnson

Education(4)

Government College UniversityUniversity of the PunjabSt John's CollegeSanatan Dharma College

Abdus Salam (* January 29, 1926 in Jhang; † November 21, 1996 in Oxford) was a theoretical physicist, and Nobel Prize in Physics recipient. He was 70 years old. He was married to Louise Johnson. His education included Government College University, University of the Punjab, St John's College and Sanatan Dharma College. His faith was Ahmadiyya. He received 10 awards, including Atoms for Peace Award, Fellow of the Royal Society. His cause of death was progressive supranuclear palsy.

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Born in Jhang, Jhang District

1926

Government College University

1951

until 1954

St John's College

1954

until 1957

Hughes Medal

1964

Royal Medal

1978

Matteucci Medal

1978

Nobel Prize in Physics

1979

Weinberg-Salam theory

Lomonosov Gold Medal

1983

Honorary doctors of Ghent University

1988

Copley Medal

1990

Died in Oxford, England (progressive supranuclear palsy)

1996

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Abdus Salam. Forever remembered.