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This awand is named in memory of Isidor Isaac Rabi, physicist, statesman. and pioneer of modem science. During the 1930s. Rabi and his co-workers at Columbia University developed and used nuclear magnetic resonance methods to measure, with extreme alxuracy, the magnetic properties of nuclei. This work earned Rabi the 1944 Nobel prize in physics and directly stimulated research on collective nuclear magnetic resonance in solids and liquids, which has led to magnetic resonance spectroscopy and imaging. I I Rabi died in 1988 a t the age of 89.
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## Abstract Dates for the 2009 CPR Institute Corporate Leadership Award Dinner, and next January's Annual Meeting, as well as training information and another look back at this year's Annual Meeting.
The 1993 meeting offered 184 sessions, many of which were symposia (invited papers) and theme sessions. The Archaeological Geology Division sponsored a theme session, poster session, and symposium. The reader is referred to Abstracts with Programs, Geological Society of America, v. 25, no. 6, 1993.