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Authorised form of nameRatcliffe; John Ashworth (1902 - 1987)
Dates1902 - 1987
Date of birth12/12/1902
Date of death25/10/1987
ActivityHonours:
OBE 1947; CBE 1959; CB 1965
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election15/03/1951
Age at election48
RSActivityMedals and prizes:
Royal Medal 1966
Lectures:
Rutherford 1966
SourceObituaries:
Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 1988 vol 34 pp 669-711, plate, by K G Budden
CodeNA2004
Archives associated with this Fellow
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IM/GA/WS/4150Ratcliffe, John Ashworthnd
PB/9/2/3/11/20Personal references and appointments: R
PB/1/33/3/6Companion of Honour1965
RR/61/48Referee's report by Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett, on a paper 'Studies of region E of the Ionosphere' by J E Best, F T Farmer and John Ashworth RatcliffeOctober 1937
RR/57/102Referee's report by William Henry Eccles, on a paper 'Experimental investigations of very long waves reflected from the ionosphere' by J E Best, John Ashworth Ratcliffe and Maurice Vincent Wilkes[May 1936]
RR/70/200Referee's report by Phillip Ivor Dee, on a paper 'A study of the interaction of radio waves' by John Ashworth Ratcliffe and I J Shaw1947
RR/72/36Referee's report by Edward Victor Appleton, on a paper 'Diffraction from an irregular screen with applications to ionospheric problems' by H G Booker, John Ashworth Ratcliffe and D H Shinn1949
PB/1/33/1/8Nobel Prize1948
IM/GA/WRS/8669Ratcliffe, John Ashworthnd
PB/1/33/2Correspondence concerning the Copley Medal of the Royal Society1956
EC/1951/20Ratcliffe, John Ashworth: certificate of election to the Royal Society
RR/41/7Referee's report by William Henry Eccles, on a paper 'Some simultaneous observations on downcoming wireless waves' by Edward Victor Appleton and John Ashworth RatcliffeApril 1930
RR/65/48Referee's report by Thomas Lydwell Eckersley, on a paper 'Further investigations of very long waves reflected from the ionosphere' by Kenneth George Budden, John Ashworth Ratcliffe and Maurice Vincent WilkesDecember 1938
RR/79/28Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'A fundamental revision of the theory of the interaction of radio waves' by L G H Huxley3 March 1953
RR/79/39Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'Electric currents in the ionosphere. II. The atmospheric dynamo' by W G Baker14 March 1953
RR/79/85Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'Direction-finding studies of large scale ionospheric irregularities' by E N Bramley11 May 1953
RR/79/27Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'Experimental studies of the motions of slow electrons in air with applications to the ionosphere' by R W Crompton, L G H Huxley and D J Sutton3 March 1953
RR/79/100Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'Reflexions from irregularities in the ionosphere' by G H Munro16 May 1953
RR/79/38Referee's report by John Ashworth Ratcliffe, on a paper 'Electric currents in the ionosphere. I. The conductivity' by W G Baker and David Forbes Martyn14 March 1953
RR/79/87Referee's report by John Ashworth, on a paper 'Electric currents in the ionosphere. III. Ionization drift due to winds and electric fields' by David Forbes Martyn19 May 1953
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