Bertram Brockhouse won the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics for his pioneering work in .
: The move has sparked local petitions and efforts to keep the animals in their original home. Other Notable References brockhouse
: After decades of being a local landmark at the Delbridge Museum of Natural History, the city council recently voted to regift the collection to various museums, including the University of Notre Dame. Bertram Brockhouse won the 1994 Nobel Prize in
: He developed the triple-axis neutron spectrometer , a device that allows scientists to see how atoms move within solid materials. : He developed the triple-axis neutron spectrometer ,
: The Brugs Brickhouse in Bruges, Belgium, is a popular independent LEGO shop featuring a 60,000-piece model of the Bruges Belfry.
: Many institutions now carry his name, including the Brockhouse Institute for Materials Research at McMaster University. The Brockhouse Collection: A Natural History Legacy
In Sioux Falls, South Dakota, "Brockhouse" refers to a massive collection of over 150 taxidermy animals originally owned by Henry Brockhouse.