Then in 1909 a young British physicist named Geoffrey Ingram Taylor actually ran the experiment and witnessed the bizarre result. As the photons accumulate on the film, the same old interference ...

Copley Medal THE Copley Medal is awarded to Sir Geoffrey Ingram Taylor, Yarrow research professor of the Royal Society, in recognition of his contributions to knowledge of aerodynamics ...

It's been stopped in its tracks by a type of vortex first described in the 1920s by a brilliant physicist, Sir G.I. (Geoffrey Ingram) Taylor. The Cambridge academic was a pioneer in the field of ...

Just 7 weeks after the BBC Television Service was launched on 2 November 1936, a lecture on ‘why ships roll in a rough sea’ by the physicist Geoffrey Ingram Taylor was broadcast from the BBC ...

Sir Geoffrey Ingram Taylor was a British physicist and mathematician, and a major figure in fluid dynamics in the 20th century. The past recipients of the award include major figures in the field, ...

Highest honors: Matthew Baranowsky, Mason Basile, Jenna Bell, Terryaun Bell, Alexa Burak, Katie Callen, Megan Canning, Emma Catanzarite, Yiasmene Chirgott, Ashley ...

In 1959 two physicists, Geoffrey Ingram Taylor of the University of Cambridge and Fred E. C. Culick of the California Institute of Technology, showed independently that surface tension causes a ...

The time is independent of the mass, as spotted by Galileo. Geoffrey Ingram Taylor was one of the great scientists of the 20th century. His grandfather was George Boole, first professor of ...

Specifically, trying to better understand how cirrus clouds were formed. In 1950, Sir Geoffrey Ingram Taylor discovered that Rayleigh’s “interfacial instability” occurs for other differing ...