People and things

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People and things

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Associate Director for High Energy and Nuclear Physics of the US Department of Energy Peter Rosen (second from left) at CERN with (left to right) ATLAS muon project leader Chris Fabjan, CERN Non-Member-State affairs coordinator Jim Allaby, Sau-Lan Wu of the Aleph experiment, and ATLAS US coordinator Bill Willis. (Photo CERN 3.8.97) md5:7d0d092688d32bf8995bb3574a4abbef	535.5 kB	Preview Download
Vladimir Naumovich Gribov (1930-97) md5:0d735bd680410d0a234ae56fd8d944fb	245.1 kB	Preview Download
A still agile 82-year-old Max Planck on the summit of the Austrian Seespitze (3014 m). This year marks the 50th anniversary of Planck's death. md5:6ef22eb4c0e534c431c21b074311ae95	186.5 kB	Preview Download
Former CERN Council President Wolfgang Kummer at the recent "Fundamental Physics in Space' summer school organized by the Austrian Space Agency in association with the European Space Agency and held in the Tyrol village of Alpbach, where Erwin Schrddinger is buried. md5:8d6e6de3a524b522fa293e803da6169c	132.3 kB	Preview Download
Spanning 30 years of CERN history. Victor Weisskopf, CERN's Director General from 1961-65, and current Director General Chris Llewellyn Smith. Weisskopf, who will be 90 next year, was at CERN recently for a meeting of the Pauli Committee (October 1996, page 14). md5:72682f66874c4eafe436604db474e3ea	489.8 kB	Preview Download
At the opening of the CERN exhibition on medical applications of physics at Berlin's Humboldt University, left to right, M.H. Foster of the Benjamin Franklin Clinic of the Free University of Berlin, K. Winter of Humboldt University and ex-CERN, exhibition organizer W. Kienzle of CERN, and H. Homeyer of Berlin's Hahn-Meitner Institute under Hermann von Helmholtz's stern gaze in Unter den Linden. md5:cdb00e98dd1e8d4419e7bda856c919d0	978.3 kB	Preview Download
Belgian Royal Academy President Andre Delmer presents the Academy's prestigious Adolphe Wetrems Prize for mathematical and physical science to Belgian physicists Jean-Pierre Stroot (shaking hands) and Freddy Binon for their driving roles in the GAMS experiments. On the right is the Academy's Permanent Secretary, Baron Roberts-Jones. The long-lasting GAMS international collaboration has several claims to fame. For physics, it has made important contributions to particle spectroscopy and the search for glueballs, particles composed of gluons rather than quarks. GAMS was also one of the pioneer collaborations between CERN and the former Soviet Union and has done much to catalyse and cement these important ties. md5:4351fcff55e15e3e132fe6411548e246	263.3 kB	Preview Download
Hirotaka Sugawara, Director-General of the Japanese KEK Laboratory, opens a special international school for promising young students from 12 Asia-Pacific countries held this summer at KEK. The fourth session in a series sponsored by the Japanese Association of International Education with KEK as the host institute, its main theme was Exploring the World of Elementary Particles by Computer'. md5:96e68743fcc0ccfa285f49b79a5297ff	414.3 kB	Preview Download
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