But the future Nobel Prize winner was a practical, hands-on physicist who pushed his student to do lab work that Oppenheimer found difficult. In " American Prometheus," Bird and Sherwin write that Oppenheimer admired Blackett, who would become his tutor. While studying at Cambridge in the mid-1920s, Oppenheimer was able to meet many important physicists, including Patrick Blackett, "whom I liked very much," he later wrote. Wellerstein helped us separate fact from fiction in "Oppenheimer." Fact: Oppenheimer did try to poison his tutor (but Niels Bohr wasn't there)
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