Lilienfeld, Austria
Austria
Lilienfeld, Austria carries 51 connections with 611 other places across 11 topics, with the overwhelming majority tied to science through the Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize, an American Physical Society award whose recipients include physicists at institutions in Cambridge, England, Chicago, and California. Religion, through the Cistercians, adds a smaller cluster. Literature enters through the writer Ignaz Franz Castelli, who retired to the town in 1842 and died there in 1862.
Ramamurti Shankar
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: California | Cambridge, England
Michael S. Turner
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: California | Chicago, Illinois
Ignaz Franz Castelli
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: France | Austria | Vienna, Austria
Graham Colditz
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Australia | Queensland
Traisen (river)
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Sankt Pölten, Austria | Mariazell, Austria | Rohr im Gebirge, Austria
Margaret Geller
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Cambridge, England
Mikhail Shifman
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Moscow, Central | Minnesota
Daniel Kleppner
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: California | New York City, New York | Cambridge, England | Massachusetts
CSICon
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Nashville, Tennessee | Buffalo, New York | Indre
Association for Psychological Science
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: California | Michigan | Vienna, Austria | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Roman Catholic Diocese of Sankt Pölten
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: Germany | Austria | Wiener Neustadt, Austria | Sankt Pölten, Austria | Maria Taferl, Austria
Field-effect transistor
Connects Lilienfeld, Austria to: The Junction | Confines, Colombia