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Tyndall project gets funded
September 26, 2009
I am part of an international project to transcribe, edit, and publish the letters of the Irish physicist John Tyndall. We received good news this week and are now funded by the National Science Foundation for at least two years. This puts me in the position to hire two graduate (or honors) students for the next two years. May the games commence!
Congratulations to you and the rest of the project team. It’s great to hear the NSF is funding this worthy project.
Yes, great news! Reidy showed me the letter from NSF a few days ago.
Yay, congratulations!
Excellent news. Congratulations.
Congrats, John. Well done. Now get me a ten year grant for something, will you?
That’s big! Congrats. If it would help in any way, I’m willing to come by and do dramatic readings of your translations in a stereotypical leprechaun voice. I find it makes the physics more accessible.
Congratulations. My only association with Tyndall is having read his biography of Faraday for an event at the Science Museum of Minnesota several years ago.