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In 1876, Edward Bouchet made history as the first African American to earn a PhD from an Ivy League institution, graduating from Yale University. His dissertation on measuring refractive indices paved the way for future generations in physics. This achievement not only broke racial barriers but also showcased the contributions of African Americans to science. Join us in honoring Bouchet's legacy and exploring the impact of diversity in the field of physics.
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By approving Edward Bouchet’s dissertation in 1876, On Measuring Refractive Indices, this ivy league school became the first American university to grant a PhD to an African American.