Photos and Quotes included in the
Fall 2006 Issue of the CHP Newsletter
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| H. Richard
Gustafson playing with a guitar to pass the time while monitoring the control room at a Fermilab experiment. Credit: AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Lawrence W. Jones Collection. |
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The physics laboratory of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen
at the University
of Wurzburg, unchanged from the time when x-rays were discovered; From the book: X-rays: Past and Present by Victor E. Pullin and W.J. Wiltshire. [London]: E. Benn, 1927. Credit: AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Brittle Books Collection. |
| The mistakes made by leading
scientists often provide a better insight into the spirit and presuppositions
of their times than do their successes. – Steven Weinberg |
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| L-R:
Donald Herriott, Ali Javan and William Bennett with the first helium-neon
laser. Credit: AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Hecht Collection. |
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The
only thing wrong with scientists is that they don’t – Eric Larrabe |
 Gordon Gould (left) with Ben Senitsky at TRG with millimeter wave amplifier. Credit: AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Hecht Collection;. |
 Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg engaged in a long and intimate collaboration through the 1930s, creating the quantum physics that has radically transformed philosophy and daily life. |
