Erwin Panofsky and the renascence of the Renaissance.

Renaissance Quarterly;  June 22, 1994 ;     700+ words ......signal for modern empires. German humanists who sought refuge...distance themselves from German culture often faltered...assembled from rather German elements. For those German scholars who emigrated to the United States, such as Erwin Panofsky, another paradox emerged...Bildung, and ...

Wolfgang Panofsky, 88; Physicist, Fought For Disarmament

The Washington Post;  September 28, 2007 ;     638 words ...Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, 88, who fled Germany as a teenager...at his home in Los Altos, Calif. Dr. Panofsky was the founding director of the Stanford...ultimate physical reality. Research at Dr. Panofsky's center led to many discoveries, including...

Taking Refuge in Humanism: Troubling Views of Erwin Panofsky, the

Forward;  August 2, 1996 ;     700+ words ......in Humanism: Troubling Views of Erwin Panofsky, the Great. German-Born Art Historian In 1933 Erwin Panofsky, already a distinguished professor of...Einstein, who also worked at the Institute, Panofsky thus became part of the great migration...

BIG PHARMA CAN'T WEAKEN CLIMBING SPIRIT.(BUSINESS)(Column)

The Capital Times (Madison, WI);  June 28, 2005 ;     595 words ......Like many Americans, Madison's David Panofsky is irritated by the nation's pharmaceutical...Unfortunately, the adventure-seeking Panofsky is also drug dependent. Diagnosed with Type I diabetes in 1984, Panofsky relies on regular doses of insulin...

Nuclear arms activist Panofsky 'admired greatly'

Oakland Tribune;  September 29, 2007 ;     666 words ...LOS ALTOS -- Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, an internationally admired particle...promoting nuclear arms control, has died. Panofsky, affectionally known as "Pief," had...Linear Accelerator Center, a lab Panofsky was instrumental in developing. Beyond...

Nuclear arms activist Panofsky 'towering figure'

Oakland Tribune;  September 29, 2007 ;     666 words ...LOS ALTOS -- Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, an internationally admired particle...promoting nuclear arms control, has died. Panofsky, affectionally known as "Pief," had...Linear Accelerator Center, a lab Panofsky was instrumental in developing. Beyond...

To halt brain drain, Germany adopts 'competition' mantra; A German court...

The Christian Science Monitor;  February 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......percent of them stay there. The 20,000 German scholars in the US enhance America's leadership...patriotic behavior. Ten years ago German scholars vanished in the American environment...with Germany, she says. Even as more German scholars consider returning, it has become...

Physicist urged arms control; Started college at 15, worked on Manhattan...

Chicago Sun-Times;  September 29, 2007 ;     361 words ...WOLFGANG K.H. PANOFSKY 1919-2007 Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, an internationally admired physicist who devoted much...promoting nuclear arms control, has died. He was 88. Mr. Panofsky, affectionally known as "Pief," had a heart attack Monday...

N-arms control activist Wolfgang Panofsky dies

Deseret News (Salt Lake City);  September 29, 2007 ;     488 words ...SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, an internationally admired physicist...nuclear arms control, has died. He was 88. Panofsky, affectionately known as "Pief," had...Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, a lab Panofsky was instrumental in developing. He won...

LIFE'S PEAKS IDEA 2000 CLIMBERS PROVE THAT DIABETES IS NO BARRIER...

Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);  July 16, 2000 ;     700+ words ...David Panofsky of Madison and the international group...not stand in the way of active lives. Panofsky, a 34-year-old environmental engineer...mountains is what we love,'' explains Panofsky. ``Diabetes is something we have to deal...

Pure Indulgence: A Spa Plunges Into Mikvah Biz

Forward;  December 27, 2002 ;     700+ words ......12-27-2002 PLANTATION, Fla. -- Some say Fanit Panofsky was destined to build a mikvah. In her...grandmother. So it came as no surprise to Panofsky's friends and family when she opened...women who use the mikvah use the spa," Panofsky said. "We're thinking about next quarter...

Forced Migration and Scientific Change

The International Migration Review;  October 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ......States after 1933. In 1991, a group of American, British and German scholars met at the Wissenshaftskolleg in Berlin to consider the...Political Science," a commentary on the emigration of such German scholars as Karl Lowenstein, Hans Morgenthau and Karl Deutsch, and...

neogrammarian

The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar;      65 words ...neogrammarian An adherent of (the views of) a loosely knit group of German scholars in the late nineteenth century who believed that SOUND LAWS must be entirely regular and without exceptions. It soon became apparent...

WOLFGANG PANOFSKY, RENOWNED STANFORD PHYSICIST AND ARMS CONTROL ADVOCATE,...

US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  September 25, 2007 ;     620 words ......press release: Wolfgang K. H. "Pief" Panofsky, professor of physics at Stanford University...Monday, Sept. 24. He was 88 years old. Panofsky was a renowned particle physics researcher...international peace and security. "Pief Panofsky's contributions to SLAC and the field...

Manhattan Project physicist, nuclear arms activist dead

Daily Breeze;  September 29, 2007 ;     314 words ......ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN FRANCISCO - Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, a physicist who was a consultant on...nuclear arms control, has died. He was 88. Panofsky, affectionally known as "Pief," had a...Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, a lab Panofsky was instrumental in developing. He won...