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Nicholas Samios - 15 years as Director of Brookhaven National Laboratory. md5:9ec00997014046b4d5ef2b6969f7df94	171.7 kB	Preview Download
Lawrence S. Card man becomes associate director at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (formerly CEBAF), Newport News, Virginia. md5:6747dfcae58f37e9310cbf3665b007ec	157.5 kB	Preview Download
Yuri D. Prokoshkin 1929-97 md5:e3cfcb833ff06740d0756d324dc950c5	189.9 kB	Preview Download
Reinhold Leitterstorf (centre) of the German Federal Ministry for Education, Science, Research and Technology inspects testing of superconducting magnets for CERN's LHC proton collider with (left) CERN's Technical and Research Director Horst Wenninger, and Peter Sievers of the magnet test group. (CERN HI 32.2.97) md5:daaa4fc4c2856aeb9dea5bed81992fac	473.7 kB	Preview Download
At a meeting of the World Wide Web Consortium at the UK Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, the inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee (right) of MIT and formerly of CERN, receives the Duddell Prize of the UK Institute of Physics from former Laboratory Director and Institute of Physics President Godfrey Stafford. (Photo RAL) md5:1c488b380a06c75d3c110107e6fba599	600.9 kB	Preview Download
< Swedish Minister of Education and Science Carl Tham (seated) with CERN Director General Chris Llewellyn Smith during his official visit on 24-25 March. (Photo CERN HI 20.3.97) md5:465c7dd2f9984fdbe2fda00e6f84a9ab	512.7 kB	Preview Download
A toast for John Wheeler (centre) from his Princeton colleagues Val Fitch and Art Wightman on the news he had won the 1997 Wolf Prize in Physics (March, page 22). md5:87865676c39151531d5eca2348d1bd94	394.0 kB	Preview Download
A Frangoise Praderie of the Paris Observatory, formerly secretary of the OECD Megascience Forum, is the prime mover of the new 'Euroscience' initiative to promote science in Europe. The fledgling organization recently held a constituent assembly of founder members in Strasbourg. md5:3ff39789997ba57b75c7fa803ece413a	176.1 kB	Preview Download
CERN Director General Chris Llewellyn Smith signs a Cooperation Agreement between Georgia and CERN. The document had been signed on behalf of Georgia by President Eduard Shevardnadze and brought to CERN by Academician Albert Tavkhelidze (left), President of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, and Academician Nodar Amaglobeli, Head of the Scientific Commission of the Georgian Parliament. (Photo CERN HI 6.3.97) md5:4e56e349500b519933014b45f8bda6c9	451.7 kB	Preview Download
More young engineers at CERN. Following an agreement with the Portuguese Agenda de Inovagao, young engineers from that country will come to CERN for period of two years, with Portuguese support. This parallels a programme already set up with Spain (January, page 34). Here, Artur Da Silva Rocha (second left) and Rui Paulo Da Silva Leite, who both work on Word Wide Web developments, stand between Jose Salicio Diez (left) of CERN's Fellows and Associates Programme and Fernando Bello, one of Portugal's delegates to CERN and President of the Agenda de Inovagao. md5:e8e0be9dac52cc418b776174f16c2271	272.7 kB	Preview Download
At the XXVITEP Winter School of Physics, which took place from 17-27 February at Snegiri not far from Moscow, left to right, Michael Danilov and Yuri Zaitsev of ITEP, Gunter Wolf of DESY, Stan Wojcicki of SLAC, Stanford, Juliet Lee-Franzini of Frascati, and Peter Zerwas of DESY. md5:050e7b2e4a47b0b4bf5be160f8abb75a	348.4 kB	Preview Download
Members of the Oxford Instruments team pictured with the superconducting magnet for the KLOE detector prior to shipment to the DAFNE ring at Frascati. The Oxford magnet, 6 metres in diameter and 4.5 metres long, weighs 40 tonnes and will deliver a field of 0.6 tesla. Oxford claims this to be the world's largest commercially-manufactured superconducting detector magnet. Traditionally, the superconducting magnet coils for major particle physics detector have been fabricated at major national laboratories. md5:81f970b1c9aefc18fb63206d831f406e	776.8 kB	Preview Download
Lev Okun of ITEP Moscow, left, and Semen Gerstein of I HEP, Protvino, received the 1996 Bruno Pontecorvo Prize of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna). See page 23. md5:a57ce2f9e1d7924ec2a940fefd685a0a	469.2 kB	Preview Download

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