After several years there (teaching at Emory and Henry and working on his Ph.D. in alternate years) he switched to the University of Virginia, and receiving his Ph.D. in physics in 1920 while working with Jesse Beams.
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From the work of Henry Moseley in 1914, it was known that several elements had not yet been discovered.
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