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His Discovery Was Rejected Twice — Now It's Inside Every Single Hospital on Earth.
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<blockquote data-quote="topkollek" data-source="post: 31432886" data-attributes="member: 510150"><p>The Journal of Chemical Physics rejected it (twice).</p><p></p><p>In the video, “they” (Richard R. Ernst and Weston A. Anderson) submitted their groundbreaking 1966 paper on Fourier transform NMR to the Journal of Chemical Physics—the most prestigious journal in the field at the time. It was rejected twice. The paper was then sent to the Review of Scientific Instruments, where it was finally accepted and published. That’s the exact moment the narrator says the discovery “was rejected twice,” which is also the title of the video itself. No individual editor or reviewer is named—just the journal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="topkollek, post: 31432886, member: 510150"] The Journal of Chemical Physics rejected it (twice). In the video, “they” (Richard R. Ernst and Weston A. Anderson) submitted their groundbreaking 1966 paper on Fourier transform NMR to the Journal of Chemical Physics—the most prestigious journal in the field at the time. It was rejected twice. The paper was then sent to the Review of Scientific Instruments, where it was finally accepted and published. That’s the exact moment the narrator says the discovery “was rejected twice,” which is also the title of the video itself. No individual editor or reviewer is named—just the journal. [/QUOTE]
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