Understanding nuclear physics demands a mind that can envision and grasp the complexities. Theoretical physicist Robert Oppenheimer went beyond the advanced calculations necessary for the Manhattan Project in the Second World War to concentrate on the essential value of humanity. In 1960, Oppenheimer was on the lecture circuit and visited Queen’s University to give a set of talks. He spoke not about physics and atomic warfare, but on the importance of traditions, discovery and human dignity. Read More

Innovation is a hallmark of car design, creating impressive vehicles that grab the discerning customer’s eye. Producing aerodynamic cars that pushed the envelope of style and originality, Andre Citroen entered the automobile market in France in 1919. Focusing initially on performance in championships, the Citroen firm became a leader in manufacturing striking vehicles. Read More