The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip"

Michael Schober; Linda Erker; Johanna Irrgeher; Thomas Prohaska

The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip"

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Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Oct 2025
Event	Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War - Wien, Universität Wien, Austria Duration: 16 Oct 2025 → 17 Oct 2025 https://www.i-l-g.at/home

Workshop

Workshop	Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War
Country/Territory	Austria
City	Universität Wien
Period	16/10/25 → 17/10/25
Internet address	https://www.i-l-g.at/home

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Schober, M., Erker, L., Irrgeher, J., & Prohaska, T. (2025). The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip". Abstract from Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War, Universität Wien, Austria.

Schober, Michael ; Erker, Linda ; Irrgeher, Johanna et al. / The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip". Abstract from Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War, Universität Wien, Austria.1 p.

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Schober, M, Erker, L, Irrgeher, J & Prohaska, T 2025, 'The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip"', Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War, Universität Wien, Austria, 16/10/25 - 17/10/25.

The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip". / Schober, Michael; Erker, Linda; Irrgeher, Johanna et al.
2025. Abstract from Ignaz-Lieben-Workshop 2025: The International Circulation of Researchers and Their Knowledge from Central Europe in the Early Cold War, Universität Wien, Austria.

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The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip"

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The career of Richard Herzog (1911-1999) in Austria and the United States: mass spectrometry, the secret services and "Project Paperclip"

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