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pte Mo 4 Rudolph Ernst Peierls Ue /. pe aprrcceal PE hI 6 Fe bOR A Midian, dvised that thé subject arrived at f) BNL, with his wift¢, on March 19, 1966, and was then residing *@4., My in apartment..3-D on the site of BNL. He further advised "of that BNL had assured the Atomic Energy Commission that they will be informed if Peierls intends to visit other Atomic Energy Commission installations during his visit to the United States. BNL further indicated that Peierls would be concerned principally with nuclear theory and would work with staff theorists . Le: CE GLOEP IA ELE SIP PEVEL bed Atomic Energy Commission records fevéal that the - subject was born on June 5, 1907, at Berlin, Germany. He received a Ph.D. degree from the University of Leipzig. From 1937 to 1963, he was employed as a professor at the University of Birmingham, England. From October, 1963 to fe fac’ date he has been engaged as Wykeham Professor Physics at the-=--* University of Oxford. His wife, Puseniaftanneciesses Peierls, was born on July 25, 1908, at Leningrad Russia. “7 \ Neat ee oe merger sane earns Z c Energy Commission file pertaining the son of the subject. This indivi oyed at BNL as a Visiting Assistant Physicis i tii artment since July, 1963. He was born on at Manchester, England, He received a B.A. eree a ge University and-a"Ph.D. degree at Cornell University. He has had the following employment history: September, 1956 - Cornell University, Ithaca, June, 1959 .. New York. Research and | ‘Teaching Assistant in Physics, June, 1959 5 Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, August, 1959 - Berkeley, California, ; Theoretical Physics, ! October, 1959 - Birmingham University, England. September, 1961 Nato Fellowship -. : September, 1961 - Institute for Advanced Study March, 1962 Princeton, New Jersey, Atomic Energy Commission records indicate that Ronald Frank Peierls' appointment was approved by Atomic Energy Commission for unclassified research inron-security areas of BNL.