This book, the aim of which is to present the Cavendish Laboratory as
a feature in British civilisation and world science, is intended for the
general as well as the scientific reader.
It contains an account of how the Laboratory came into existence,
the Cavendish Professors and the main contributions which they and
their pupils have made to science. Twenty-two Nobel Prize Awards
have been made to Cavendish men who accomplished or started their
fundamental researches, or lines of research, in the Laboratory.
Besides these, other Nobel prizemen acquired the Cavendish outlook
and technique in the Laboratory during their student days, which
influenced them in making discoveries of great importance elsewhere.
No other physics laboratory in the world has a comparable record.
The identification of some of the factors that have contributed to the
Laboratory's achievement has been attempted.
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