he resigned. In 1943 Andrade was invited to deliver the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures on Vibrations and Waves, then in 1950 he developed the lectures further and presented the series on Waves and Vibrations. Andrade was also a broadcaster, coming to fame during the War on BBC radio's The Brains Trust. The Structure of the Atom (1923) Engines (1928) The Mechanism of Nature (1930) Simple Science with Julian Huxley. More Simple Science (1935) with Julian Huxley. Sir Isaac Newton (1950) An Approach to Modern Physics (1956) A Brief History of the Royal Society (1960) Physics for the Modern World (1962) Rutherford and the Nature of the Atom (1964) His papers are held by the University of Leicester References External links E N da C Andrade: Some Personal Reminiscences (pdf) Oral History interview transcript with Edward Andrade on 18 December 1962, American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library and Archives English physicists English radio personalities English non-fiction writers Fellows of the Royal Society English Jews Jewish poets Jewish physicists Heidelberg University alumni Academics of University College London 1887 births 1971 deaths Presidents of the Physical Society English male poets 20th-century English poets 20th-century English male writers English male non-fiction writers British expatriates in Germany Military personnel from London Royal Artillery officers British Army personnel of World War I British people of Portuguese descent