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Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the PS 1969 On 24 November 1969, there was a celebration for the tenth anniversary of first operation of the CERN PS. PHOTOARC
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Funeral procession for SC1 1973 Internment of the 'old' 600 MeV synchrocyclotron on 7 June 1973. The last day of operation of the machine which has been in action at CERN since 1957 was suitably mourned by those who had operated and used it. PHOTOARC
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A scanning and measuring table (IEP) for bubble chamber photos 1963 "Milady", a table for making rough measurements to prepare for automatic analysis of track chamber photographs by means of the HPD. CERN-PHOTO-6303105: Behind the operator is the projector containing the three reels of stereoscopic photographs. The photographs of the tracks are projected on to the table by a set of mirrors (top). The operator controls the measuring device, which uses bi-polar co-ordinates ; by pressing on a pedal, the data are recorded by the card punch in the foreground. The accuracy of measure- ment on the film is 20 microns on a 50 mm x 50 mm field. On the table on the right, there is an auxiliary data panel for inserting the data, the experiment and the No. of the photograph, of the table and of the (operator, etc. On the extreme left is the electronic equipment connecting the measuring table to the card punch. (CERN-PHOTO-6303105) PHOTOARC
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New computer installed: the IBM 7090 1963 PHOTOARC
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Components used in electronic equipment for subnuclear physics 1963 A chess set made out of spare diodes, transistors and other electronic parts PHOTOARC
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Printed circuits 1970 Abstract art on a printed circuit board such as proliferate at CERN in million of electronic circuits. PHOTOARC
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Seamstresses confectioning white laboratory coats for CERN scientists at CERN 1963 PHOTOARC
Physics for health: equipment for generating and testing ozone 1970 Denise David PHOTOARC
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Secondary emission chamber (SEC) 1969 An assembly of 40 foils for a secondary emission chamber (SEC). The foils are separated by glass insulators and the connections on alternate foils which are taken to positive voltage can be seen on the left. The top twenty foils have a central aperture and serve to help beam control by giving signals only when the beam is not well collimated. The lower foils cover the whole aperture and give signals proportional to beam intensity. PHOTOARC
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Making calculations outdoors because of overheating barracks during a heat wave 1970 Data were recorded on tape reels and rushed to the Computer Centre to obtain a quick feedback-using special 'priority cards'. This 'pony express' type of traffic became known as 'bicycle-on-line'. PHOTOARC
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Art exhibition by CERN children's nursery 1983 PHOTOARC
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German carpenters (Wanderjahre) 1957 'Wanderjahre' carpenters from Hamburg. In a certain tradition, the journeyman years (Wanderjahre) are a time of travel for several years after completing apprenticeship as a craftsman. The tradition dates back to medieval times and is still alive in France, Scandinavia and the German-speaking countries. Normally three years and one day is the minimum period of journeyman/woman. Crafts include roofing, metalworking, woodcarving, carpentry and joinery, and even millinery and musical instrument making/organ building. PHOTOARC
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Lonely chairs at CERN in front of an electrical machine 1971 PHOTOARC
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Panoramic view of Salève and the Alps 1959 A panoramic view of Salève and the Alps seen from the CERN site PHOTOARC
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Prof. Julian Schwinger, Harvard University, lecturing at CERN 1968 PHOTOARC
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Testing of a transfer line to the helium transportation on a drop of 25 meters 1985 An innovative setup using the staircase of an office building as a laboratory. PHOTOARC
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John Adams taking on the role as driver inside the SPS tunnel Sagnell Bengt 1975 The CERN Directors General are taken for a ride. J.B. Adams (left) of Laboratory II and W.K. Jentschke of Laboratory I enjoy a golf-cart tour of the SPS tunnel where installation of the 400 GeV proton synchrotron is well advanced. PHOTOARC
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