CERN AudioVisual Service History of CERN, pt 2 : LEP 1983-1989 History of CERN, pt 1 : 1952-1984 ALEPH DELPHI L3 LEP OPAL 2002 2002 <HTML>LEP Civil Engineering - LEP Under the Jura<BR> LEP Ceremony First Magnet<BR> LEP Experiments - LEP Events</BR> CERN Communication Group Jean-Claude Vialis Josiane Uwantege Paola Catapano Antonella del Rosso LHC Milestones 1977 - 2008 History LEP LHC LHC 2008 LHC inauguration 2008 2008 Clip produced for the LHC Inauguration official ceremony CERN / Press Office Jacques Fichet History of CERN, pt 3 : 1989-2004 History of CERN, pt 1 : 1952-1984 CHORUS Civil Engineering LEP LHC WWW 2004 2004 <!--HTML--><b>World Wide Web</b> history<br /><b>CHORUS</b> experiment<br />The film <b>"Stars underground"</b><br /><b>LEP event</b><br /><b>LEP dismantling</b><br /><b>LHC Civil Engineering</b><br /> CERN AudioVisual Service History of CERN , pt 1 : 1952-1984 History of CERN, pt 2 : LEP 1982-1989 BEBC Gargamelle Intersecting Storage Rings Proton Synchrotron SPS 2002 2002 <HTML> Early History 1952-1962 - Images from La Science (Cine Journal Suisse)<BR> Ancestors : Niels Bohr - Louis de Broglie - Heisenberg<BR> PS - Gargamelle - BEBC - ISR -SPS<BR> Carlo Rubbia - Events</BR> CERN/Mannmade Productions Christopher Mann The story of CERN : a 50 year journey to the Heart of Matter French version CERN50 History LHC Matter 2004 2004 <HTML>This film chronicles the story of CERN, the world's largest laboratory for studying the nature of matter. Using fascinating archive footage, interviews, stunning video and state-of-the-art computer generated images, it spans half a century, from the hopes and vision of CERN's founding fathers to the Laboratory's latest particule accelerator, the 27-km Large Hadron Collider.<BR><BR> Intervention by<BR><B>Herwig Schopper</B> CERN Director General 1981-88 <BR><B>Jack Steinberger</B> Nobel prize for Physics 1988<BR><B>Robert Aymar</B> General Director of CERN<BR><B>Wolfgang Von Rueden</B> Head of CERN Information Technology<BR><B>John Ellis</B> Theoretical Physicist<BR><B>Manjit Dosanjh</B> CERN Education and Technology Transfer<BR><B>Rolf Landua</B>Experimental Physicist<BR><B>Richard Jacobsson</B> Experimental Physicist<BR><B>Fabiola Gianotti</B> Experimental Physicist<BR><B>Yves Schutz</B> Experimental Physicist<BR><B>Alavaro de Rujula</B> Theoretical Physicist<BR><B>Prof. Peter Higgs</B> Edinburgh University<BR> Public Information Office at CERN & Guido Franco In the heart of CERN in 1967 Corresponding film Proton Synchrotron SPS 1967 1967 <HTML>A round trip through CERN, where you meet Lew Kowarski, Francis Perrin, Oppenheimer, Niels Bohr; where you listen to Emilio Picasso, Francis Farley, John Bailey, Bernard Gregory, Leon Van Hove, Giuseppe Cocconi; where you share discussion between theorists Jean Iliopoulos, Daniele Amati, John Bell and Jacques Prentki .......<BR><BR>Begins with council session, announce of filming. Explanation of council and reasons for creating CERN, history of CERN. Explanation of what happens at CERN. (Anthoine to visitors) Lew Kowarsky. Picasso's explanation of G-2 experiment, a classic - "is very easy really" with Guido Franco as the person who is not a physicist who does not understand the explanation. 2 meter bubble chamber. Scanning. Computer centre. * Theorists at a blackboard. Cocconi giving conference and film portrait "when I was younger research was less expensive....one can't run counter to evolution. (with jazz background). Cafeteria. Johnsen explaining why building ISR. Gregory "highest energies and biggest laboratories...SPS" Van Hove: will there be conclusions or discoveries? chance always plays a part. Even if there is no immediate technological applications, there might be changes in man's way of thinking (ex. relativity theory). Rene Quinet Compagnie Lyonnaise de Cinema At CERN : exploring the invisible French version Herwig Schopper LEP SPS UA1 UA2 1983 1983 <HTML>Today, the two frontiers of the unknown are being push back to the infinity large to the infinity small...man probes the depth of matter and discovers the link between these two extremes ... dedicated to the studies of one of the frontiers of the universe, CERN, where since 1954 the European collaboration is set-up, brings together the equipments needed to elucidate the mysteries of the infinity small ... some 3400 technicians, workers, administrators and ingeneers help to operate the installations with about one hundred resident physicists ... 2000 scientific users from 160 outside universities exploit the site of learning ...<BR><BR> Start with John Ellis at the blackboard. Schopper â€ﾜIf you look back in history...new discoveries lead to new applications, ex. electromagnetism lead to electric light, radio and tv of today.” Presentation of CERN using a edit showing many short shots of what’s going on at CERN. Animation of particles and forces. Aerial views. Scanning. Van der Meer, ACOL. SPS; UA1, UA2. Rubbia’s conference where he announces the W. LEP in the future. Denis Postle Richard Key Edwin Shaw Inside CERN : Devoiler l'inaccessible Version anglaise BEBC Injector synchroton Omega Proton Synchrotron Synchrocyclotron SPS 1974 1974 Presentation of what goes on at CERN. Animation of protons going around a ring, then sent to a target and detectors look at them. SC. PS. ISR. Interesting animation: a red light is superimposed on the accelerator to indicate the beam path. (PS and ISR) BEBC. Scanning, with a nice moment of the tracks arriving. Omega. Tracks. Map showing where SPS will be. The Robbins. Other aspects of SPS construction: magnets, RF cavaties, vacuum tube. SPS : ce film retrace des phases de la construction du Super Synchrotron à Protons sur le site du CERN Jean Gervaise Robbins Roy Billinge SPS 1975 1975 Sometimes in English sometimes in French. Synthesis film of series of films about SPS produced by CERN. De Raad, beam transfer. Surveying for placement of SPS. Gervaise. La Robbins. Levy Mandel, construction of tunnel. Surveying for installation of elements of the accelerator. Billings, magnet system, classes of errors, properties of the steel used in magnets, bending strength. Precision measurements. Magnet assembly. Discussion kicker magnets. Beam extraction system. Beam transfer and splitting system. Beam dump. Audiovideo Service 25th CERN Anniversary : 25 June 1979 Photos of the event CERN Anniversary V F Weisskopf H B Casimir 1979 1979 <!--HTML-->25th CERN Anniversary with the talks of <b>Victor Weisskopf</b> and <b>Hendrik Casimir</b>. Introduction and conclusion by<b> Jean Teillac, President of the CERN Council</b> . Sitted at the tribune, <b>John Adams</b> and<b> Leon Van Hove</b>, the former named Executive Director General, the latter Research Director General Rene Quinet Compagnie Lyonnaise de Cinema Control Data 6600 French version CDC Computer Control Data Proton Synchrotron 1965 1965 <HTML><B>January 14, 1965</B> : the Contral Data 6600 computer arrives at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research Rene Quinet Compagnie Lyonnaise de Cinema CERN : was die welt im innersten zusammenhalt Englische Version Herwig Schopper LEP SPS UA1 UA2 1983 1983 Sidney Jezequel Gargamelle : ce film retrace conception, construction et fonctionnement de cette chambre à bulles à liquide lourd nommée ainsi pour sa taille de géante Version anglaise Brookhaven DESY Mirabelle Proton Synchrotron Saturne Serpukhov 1971 1971 Roger Anthoine BEBC : ce film technique du Service d'Information du public du CERN retrace des phases de la construction de BEBC, la grande chambre à bulles européenne BEBC ERASME Proton Synchrotron SPS 1974 1974 Alain Rossel Alexandre Burger CERN 1960 : le plus grand briseur d'atomes du monde Amaldi, Edoardo Werner Heisenberg John Adams Niels Bohr Oppenheimer Paul Scherrer Proton Synchrotron 1960 1960 Inaguration to PS. Amaldi, Adams, Bohr, Heisenberg, Willems, McMillan, Baker, Oppenheimer, Bannier. Amaldi speech, Europe now ahead of US. Speeches also Oppenheimer, Bohr. Visit to PS with explanation. Unse of toy electric train to explain accelerator. Van de Graff. The targets. ACE Film Frank Green Un Grand Jour 1956 1956 On 17 October 1956, Her Majesty the Queen opened Reactor number 1 at Calder Hall, on the Cumbrian coast in northwest England, bringing into service the world's first industrial scale nuclear power station.The reactor at Calder Hall was a prototype of the Magnox gas cooled reactor(The Queen'speech. Much propagand for atomic energy. Scenes from the construction of the center.) BBC (Aubrey E Singer) Raymond Baxter Eye on Research : The Particle Hunters Proton Synchrotron 1956 1956 <HTML> Issue of the BBC Science Programme "Eye on Research". Live tour of CERN with a reporter who interviews many physicists about the SC, PS, and an experiment where they are studying the pi meson. Interviews with Ernst McInnis (?) G. Plass, French (Takai?), Alec Merrison, Peter Stanley (?), John Adams.<BR><BR> Comments : Has the charm of a time when live reporting was not common, and people were much more easy going and naive about television. Funny or charming moments: the very British reporter asks the very French physicist (with pipe) a question. (16:00); interview with J. Adams (20:30), introduction to international group of physicists in control room and discussion with Merrison (23:20) Andre Martin euroBIGbang : le CERN au coeur du monde de 1946 a 1994 Version anglaise 1994 1994 Andre Martin euroBIGbang : CERN in the heart of World from 1946 to 1994 French version 1994 1994 <HTML>"Science is a human activity, and human activities are never cool. Human activities are full of emotions, fulfilments ... and tragedy" Victor Weisskopf<BR> This film was made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics</BR><BR>Scientific retrospective of after-war until 1994 in parallel with various historical events.