ERWIN SCHRÖDINGER—SCIENTIST, DUBLINER … AND MORE

By Brian Hopkins and Peter McClintock On the cusp of 1940, Ireland was suffering from economic hardship, especially evident in the tenements of the urban poor in Dublin and Cork. Moreover, living in overcrowded conditions, the poor were confronted by a return of such spectres of the 1840s as typhus and malnutrition. Having engaged in ... Read more

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