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At a spec/a/ ceremony at Brookhaven to honour his distinguished career in physics, Maurice Goldhaber (right), receives a Festschrift from Gerald Fein berg of Columbia University. (Photo Brookhaven) md5:c03d02db6549a72e64966a03705f9b0e	573.0 kB	Preview Download
Construction of the drift chamber for the new Mark III detector for the SPEAR ring at SLAC. Mark III will take over the pit vacated by its predecessor, Mark II, after its move from SPEAR to the big PEP ring. (Photo Joe Faust) md5:f3dae62ce13a7ded8bb56f1f573931ae	637.3 kB	Preview Download
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A recent aerial view of the Japanese KEK Laboratory. A new feature is the 450 m-long 2.5 GeV electron linac for the Photon Factoryr visible on the right. Construction is proceeding according to schedule. (Photo KEK) md5:248c57559dbdb9175281b042a05f5f3d	624.0 kB	Preview Download
At the Munich meeting on the proposed HERA electron-proton machine for DESY: Haim Harari 'conducting' a talk on the need for electron-proton experiments. (Photo Horst Laskus, MPI Munich) md5:078a6dc58656c4c549a91cc7207a2808	591.6 kB	Preview Download
Recently arrived in the North Experimental Area of the CERN SPS is the 31-ton GAMS electromagnetic shower counter built at Serpukhov for an experiment by a Soviet/ Belgian/French collaboration. (Photo CERN 543.10.1980) md5:9e7206a32e5ff3e1393f35a4b8787e39	783.6 kB	Preview Download
Fermilab's energy saver dipole magnet and negative hydrogen ion source have been recognized by the magazine 'Industrial Research and Development' as among the 100 most important worldwide technological achievements in 1979, thus qualifying for the l-R 100 Award. Seen here at the presentation ceremony at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry are, left to right Chuck Schmidt, Russ Huson, Hank Hinterberger, Karl Koepke and Chuck Marofske. (Photo Fermilab) md5:4ce3b1fe0fc385210bf55171069eb61b	549.3 kB	Preview Download
Inside of the valve box for a Fermilab satellite refrigerator, looking like the work of a bugle maker gone mad. Complex plumbing connects a satellite refrigerator into the main ring. (Photo Fermilab) md5:ef9f1cda11e39f166a391cbfe824ccf4	301.1 kB	Preview Download

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