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Conwell, Esther M. (Esther Marly), 1922-2014

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Personal name headingConwell, Esther M. (Esther Marly), 1922-2014
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Variant(s)Conwell, Esther Marly, 1922-
Birth date19220523
Death date20141116
Field of activityPhysics
Education
AffiliationNational Science Foundation (U.S.). Center for Photoinduced Charge Transfer
University of Chicago
University of Rochester
Brooklyn College
Profession or occupationPhysicists College teachers
Found inElectroluminescent materials, devices, and large-screen displays, 1993: t.p. (Esther M. Conwell)
LC data base, 6-22-94 (hdg.: Conwell, Esther Marly, 1922-; usage: Esther M. Conwell)
Contributions of 20th Century Women to Physics WWW site, July 24, 2013: Conwell, Esther (Esther Marly Conwell, 1922- ; Adjunct Professor and Associate Director of the Center for Photoinduced Charge Transfer, University of Rochester; received B.A. from Brooklyn College in 1942, M.S. from University of Rochester in 1945, Ph.D. from University of Chicago in 1948)
University of Rochester, Nov. 18, 2014 (Dr. Esther Conwell earned a Ph.D. in atomic physics at a time when few women were entering science. Conwell earned her master's degree in physics at Rochester and her doctorate at the University of Chicago where she was an assistant to Nobel Prize winner Enrico Fermi and did her doctoral work with another Nobelist, Subraman Yan Chandrasekhar. Dr. Conwell was married to the novelist Abraham Rothberg and is mother of fellow scientist Dr. Lewis J. Rothberg.)
   <http://www.rochester.edu/news/conwell.html>
Wikipedia, Nov. 18, 2014 (Esther M. Conwell; Esther Marley Conwell; born May 23, 1922; died November 16, 2014 in Brighton, N.Y.; physicist who studied properties of semiconductors and organic conductors, especially transport. In 1998, Conwell joined the University of Rochester, as Professor of Chemistry and of Physics. She holds four patents and has published over 200 papers)