Abdus Salam was a Pakistani physicist born on January 29, 1926, in Punjab. He is best known for being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1979 for his contributions to the field. Salam made significant advancements in theoretical physics, particularly in the understanding of particle physics and its fundamental forces. He is recognized for his role in developing the electroweak unification theory, which combines electromagnetic and weak interactions. His legacy continues to influence the scientific community, and he is celebrated for his dedication to science and educational initiatives in developing countries.
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Meaning of the name - Abdus
servant of, worshipper of
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Abdus Salam belongs to the GI Generation group.
Place of Birth: Jhang
Place of Death: Oxford
Cause of Death: progressive supranuclear palsy
Educated At: Sanatan Dharma College | University of the Punjab | St John's College | Government College University | University of Cambridge
Occupation: theoretical physicist | university teacher | physicist
Spouses: Louise Johnson
Employers: Ministry of Science and Technology | International Centre for Theoretical Physics | St John's College | Imperial College London | Government College University
Awards Received: Royal Society Bakerian Medal | honorary doctor of the University of Exeter | honorary doctor of Istanbul University | Associate Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences | honorary doctor of the University of Science and Technology of China | Guthrie Medal and Prize | Fellow of Pakistan Academy of Sciences | Fellow of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences | honorary doctor of the University of Madrid Complutense | honorary doctor of the University of Gothenburg | Fellow of the American Physical Society | honorary doctorate from the University of Cambridge | Honorary doctors of Ghent University | J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Prize | Edinburgh Medal | honorary doctor of the University of Edinburgh | Great Cross of the National Order of Scientific Merit | Fellow of the Royal Society | TWAS fellow | Grand Cross of the Order of Excellence | Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic | Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire | Order of Independence | National Order of Scientific Merit | Marcel Grossmann Award | Pride of Performance | Sitara-i-Imtiaz | Nishan-e-Pakistan | Maxwell Medal and Prize | Matteucci Medal | Lomonosov Gold Medal | Bakerian Lecture | Hughes Medal | Atoms for Peace Award | Royal medal | Adams Prize | Catalonia International Prize | Nobel Prize in Physics | Copley Medal
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Ephemeris for January 29, 1926
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on January 29, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for January 29, 2024 |
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| Sun | 8 Aquarius 37 | 8 Aquarius 50 | 15 Taurus 57 |
| Moon | 12 Leo 34 | 17 Virgo 24 | 14 Pisces 17 |
| Mercury | 26 Capricorn 35 | 19 Capricorn 39 | 20 Aries 53 |
| Venus | 23 Aquarius 24 | 7 Capricorn 16 | 0 Aries 41 |
| Mars | 22 Sagittarius 22 | 18 Capricorn 33 | 2 Pisces 34 |
| Jupiter | 5 Aquarius 22 | 6 Taurus 59 | 24 Aquarius 37 |
| Saturn | 25 Scorpio 28 | 6 Pisces 5 | 23 Scorpio 51 |
| Uranus | 22 Pisces 58 | 19 Taurus 6 | 28 Pisces 7 |
| Neptune | 23 Leo 48 | 25 Pisces 41 | 21 Leo 59 |
| Pluto | 13 Cancer 10 | 0 Aquarius 15 | 12 Cancer 55 |
| Rahu | 24 Cancer 48 | 19 Aries 22 | 19 Cancer 37 |
| Ketu | 24 Capricorn 48 | 19 Libra 22 | 19 Capricorn 37 |
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