In 1942, the Manhattan Project needed tons of uranium. With only a few grams in existence, there was little hope anyone could achieve such a feat. Harley Wilhelm, a chemistry professor in Iowa, rose to the challenge. Teresa Wilhelm Waldof reveals the life and times of this unsung hero in her book “Wilhelm’s Way”.
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In 1942, the Manhattan Project needed tons of uranium. With only a few grams in existence, there was little hope anyone could achieve such a feat. Harley Wilhelm, a chemistry professor in Iowa, rose to the challenge. Teresa Wilhelm Waldof reveals the life and times of this unsung hero in her book “Wilhelm’s Way”.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is not required.
Unless you want to receive email reminders about this event, in that case, register here.
LOCATION:Douglas County Library\, 720 Filmore Street Alexandria\, Minnesota 56308 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR