The Washington Post: Theodore A. Litovitz,
82, a Catholic University physics professor and prolific
inventor who discovered a way to store nuclear waste more
safely, created an electronic chip to shield cellphone users
from harmful electromagnetic radiation and developed some of
the early fiber optics now used for telecommunications, died of
complications of kidney cancer May 1 at Anne Arundel Medical
Center in Annapolis.
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Theodore Litovitz 1924-2006 Free
8 May 2006
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1063/PT.5.020075
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