Professor Abdus Salam, man who was humiliated in Pakistan but honoured at India’s AMU: A Tale of respect and recognition In 1979, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, which he shared for ...

Imperial College London has announced to honour the legacy of Pakistani Nobel laureate and physicist Professor Abdus Salam by naming its central library after him. This decision was made following ...

The fellowship programme was named the ‘Professor Abdus Salam Fellowship’. The late physicist shared the 1979 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contribution in the field of physics.

Professor Salam made a major contribution to quantum field theory and in the advancement of mathematics at Imperial College London. He also co-founded the Theoretical Physics Department at ...

In 1964, he founded the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste, Italy – which supports research excellence worldwide with a focus on physicists in the developing ...

Dr Salam joined the university in 1957 and set up the Theoretical Physics Department with the late Prof T. Matthews during his time there. In 1979, Dr Salam shared the Nobel for his work in the ...

Salam’s association with Imperial College dates back to 1957 when he joined as a faculty member. During his tenure, he established the Theoretical Physics Department alongside the late Professor ...

The United Kingdom’s Imperial College London has announced to name its Central Library after Professor Abdus Salam, the Pakistani Nobel laureate and physicist to honour his legacy and inspire ...