Person

Pulley, Oliver Owen (1906 - 1966?)

Born
5 September 1906
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Died
14 May 1966?
Occupation
Radiophysicist

Summary

Oliver Pulley was Principal Research Officer, Radiophysics Laboratory, CSIR, 1939-1947, Research Physicist CSIR/O group Atomic Research Establishment, U.K. 1947-1953 and Australian Atomic Energy Commission group, U.K. 1953-1959.

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  • The Radiophysics Laboratory Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, A Textbook of Radar (Sydney; London: Angus & Robertson, 1947), 579 pp. Author of Chapter 4. Details

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