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Born in Copenhagen, Denmark and son of Christian Bohr, a professor of physiology at University of Copenhagen.
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Bohr receives his Master's Degree in Physics
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Bohr had went to Cambridge University and worked on experiemental work under J.J Thompson's guidance
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In 1913, Bohr submitted quantized shell model of the atom to show how electrons are able to have stable orbits around the nucleus.
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Bohr debates Quantam theory with Albert Einstein
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From 1942-1945 Bohr went to New Mexico and was a consultant for the Manhattan Project
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Neils Bohr received the first ever Atoms for Peace award in 1957
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The Bohr model's semicentennial was commemorated in Denmark on 21 November 1963 with a postage stamp depicting Bohr
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The Institute of Physics in Copenhagen University is renamed Neils Bohr Institute
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In 1981 Bohrium was first synthesized by a German research team and named after Neils Bohr
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In 1985, astronomer Poul Jensen named a small main belt asteroid "3948 Bohr" after Neils Bohr
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The Danish 500 kroner bill had Neils Bohr on it
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We continue to learn and without Bohr, we would not have this amazing foundation of the atomic theory that we currently have today
