What's Happening?
Edwin Hart 'Ted' Corlett, a respected physicist, passed away peacefully at the age of 94. Corlett dedicated much of his career to working with Fermilab and Argonne National Laboratory, contributing to significant advancements in physics. He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and an active member of the Oak Park community, participating in local clubs and organizations. Corlett was known for his warmth and devotion to his family, leaving behind a legacy of scientific achievement and community involvement.
Why It's Important?
Corlett's contributions to physics, particularly through his work at Fermilab and Argonne, have had a lasting impact on scientific research and development. His career reflects the importance of collaboration between academic institutions and national laboratories in advancing scientific knowledge. His passing marks the loss of a significant figure in the scientific community, whose work has influenced generations of physicists.
What's Next?
A celebration of Corlett's life is planned for next summer, allowing family and friends to honor his legacy. His contributions to science and community will continue to be remembered and celebrated by those who knew him. The scientific community may reflect on his achievements and the role of physicists in advancing research and technology.
