National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Barrett worked for Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation.
Isabella Karle (1921-2017) was a pioneer in the scientific field of crystallography. Her work on molecular structures had a sweeping influence across many scientific fields by allowing, for example, scientists to study nerve transmissions and aiding chemists in synthesizing pest repellents.
Luzell Johnson left a factory job in Alabama for a much higher-paying one as a cement finisher at Hanford.
Evans worked in the United States Engineer District Office.
John S. Wahl was an American physicist. Wahl’s specialty was nuclear physics. He worked for Dr.
