People and things

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CERN Director General Designate Christopher Llewellyn Smith 'discourses' at the Royal Institution, London md5:dd852af5fbc59088b3432502213d7807	363.0 kB	Preview Download
On 8 September CERN Director General Carlo Rubbia formally opened the Microcosm exhibition centre at CERN. md5:dea227a90f13751ee18eab4710d347ac	371.9 kB	Preview Download
Admiring LHC technology at the opening of the Netherlands trade show at CERN on 12 October, left to right, H.L Beckers, Chairman of the Dutch Government's Advisory Board for Research and Development; HOLEC Director H. Smit; J. Beenakku, Chairman of the Foundation for the Fundamental Research of Matter (FOM); CERN Research Director Walter Hoogland; and NIKHEF Managing Director J. Langelaar md5:afdda65bb2bf2a4b13d623633811f567	384.2 kB	Preview Download
UK Public Service and Science Minister William Waldegrave signs CERN's VIP Visitors' Book on 13 September. With him, left to right, were CERN Council Chairman Sir William Mitchell, CERN Director General Carlo Rubbia, CERN Director General Designate Chris Llewellyn Smith and UK Public Service and Science Permanent Secretary Richard Mottram. md5:8cd00dd9c3275545fdd977c03e5a721c	397.2 kB	Preview Download
Middle - On 16 September, a reunion at Birmingham marked the 40th anniversary of the university's 1 GeVproton synchrotron. First proposed by Oliphant as a 1.3 GeV machine in 1943, post-war frugality meant the machine only began operation in 1953, with space limitations dictating a 1 GeV energy limit. For five years (until the commissioning of the Saclay machine) it was the only European machine in the GeV range, making valuable contributions. Speakers at the event included (left to right) Bob van der Raay, George Morrison, Owen Lock, John Kinson, Bill Burcham, John Walker and John Lawson. md5:81ed59e78e099197008203fea96687ca	465.2 kB	Preview Download
Below - Kampai! At the General Assembly of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), Nara, Japan, in September, left to right, past president Yuri Ossipian, 1993-96 President Yoshio Yamaguchi and president designate lan Nilsson. md5:ca9eecebe278b9d186bef5e9209372e4	337.9 kB	Preview Download
Hans Hofer (centre) of ETH Zurich and a leading light of the L3 experiment at CERN's LEP electron-positron collider has recently received double honours from China, with a Doctor Honoris Causa from Shanghai University of Science and Technology, and an Honorary Professorship from the Chinese University of Science and Technology, Hefei. Hofer is seen here between (left) Shanghai University of Science and Technology Honorary President D.S. Dan and President Guo Ben-yu. (Photo S. Ting) md5:e3345d8b7d8fed8df62ce62e05779c47	409.1 kB	Preview Download

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