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In 1929, with the benefit of another scholarship, Massey went to [[Trinity College, Cambridge]] to perform research at the [[Cavendish Laboratory]] led by [[Ernest Rutherford]]. Fowler was appointed as Massey's supervisor although it was clear that he did not need any supervision ''per se''.
Massey obtained his PhD on the ''The Collision of Material Particles'' in 1932. He co-authored a book on atomic collision processes with [[Nevill Mott]] shortly afterwards. He then became a lecturer at the [[Queen's University of Belfast]] in 1933 and left to take up a chair in Mathematics at [[University College London]] five years later. This was to create a strong academic link between QUB and UCL which persists to this day.
During the [[World War II|Second World War]] he worked for the [[Admiralty Mining Establishment]]. He had a great influence on the future careers of nearly every scientist that worked there including [[David Bates (physicist)|David Bates]], who was invited to join the staff at UCL, and [[Robert Boyd (physicist)|Robert Boyd]], who was offered a research assistant post. [[Francis Crick]] was introduced to [[Maurice Wilkins]] by Massey.
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