Professor Frank Barnaby Death | Professor Frank Barnaby Obituary – On the 1st of August 2020, Professor Frank Barnaby passed away at the age 92. Frank was remarkable in so many ways, including his pivotal role in the evolution of ORG’s work on nuclear weapons policy over the best part of two decades.
According to his obituary created by @ProfPRogers, Frank was a nuclear physicist by training, working at the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston in the 1950s on the early UK nuclear weapons programme, including an involvement in atom bomb tests. In 1971, Frank was appointed Director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), a post he held for ten years. He was widely acknowledged as a world authority on the subject, with a prodigious output, not just in terms of books and papers, but through innumerable public lectures and radio and television interviews. We extend our condolences.
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It is with great sadness to report that a long-time and greatly valued friend of ORG, Professor Frank Barnaby, died on 1 August at the age of 92. @ProfPRogers has written an obituary for this truly remarkable man. https://t.co/RgJGOm11x6
— OxfordResearchGroup (@ORGinfo) August 17, 2020
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