J. Hans. D. Jensen is a famous GermanNucleusPhysicist, one of the founders of the nuclear shell model theory, 1963The nobel prize in physicsOne of the winners.
Jensen was born in Hamburg on June 25, 1907. His father was a horticulturist.Jensen showed his talent when he was in middle school. A teacher saw his talent and applied for a scholarship for him.He has beenFreiburg UniversityandHamburger University He studied at Hamburg University in 1932 and got a doctor's degree.
From 1936 to 1941, Jensen was employed as a professor of physics at Hamburg University. From 1941 to 1949, he served as a professor at Hanover Higher Technical School. After 1949, he acceptedHeidelberg UniversityAs a professor of theoretical physicsInstitute of Theoretical Physicsdirector of an institute.During his tenure in office, he lived in a bungalow above the Institute of Theoretical Physics. From his residence, you can see the lovely view of Heidelberg University across the Neckar River.He managed the garden of the institute and took good care of his beloved turtle.
In addition to teaching in the above universities for a long time, Professor Jensen was also employed as a visiting professor in the following universities: in 1951 in the United StatesUniversity of Wisconsin, 1952 at Princeton Institute for Advanced StudiesUniversity of California at Berkeley In 1953Indiana UniversityWith the California Institute of Technology, University of California, La Jolla, 1961;From 1955 to 1973, he was the co editor of the German Journal of Physics.
Professor Jensen was in Germany on February 11, 1973Heidelberg He died at the age of 66.
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Famous GermanNucleusPhysicist, one of the founders of the nuclear shell model theory, 1963The nobel prize in physicsOne of the winners.
