Where was Libby a professor of chemistry after leaving the AEC?
University of Texas
University of Miami
UCLA
University of Nevada
Answer
At UCLA, Libby took up a professorship in chemistry following his departure from the Atomic Energy Commission. He dedicated his efforts to advancing the field of radiocarbon dating and its application in various scientific disciplines, including archaeology, geology, and hydrology. Libby's pioneering work in this area earned him international recognition and established radiocarbon dating as a foundational technique for determining the age of ancient artifacts and geological samples.
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