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...supplied one-quarter of the budget of the University as a whole (and) 55 per cent in the School of Public Health, 57 per cent in the Medical School, and 30 per cent in Arts and Sciences (of which almost half, however, went to the Cambridge Electron Accelerator, operated jointly with M.I.T...
...Electron Beams and Jazz...
...agenda for future lectures are a Boston publisher, an electron beam researcher, a state department official, a jazz musician, and a local businessman. Dean Monro and Byron Stookey, Jr. '54, associate director of Advanced Standing, have also agreed to speak...
...Parke, Davis Virologist Wilton A. Rightsel announced that viruses capable of producing hepatitis in man had been isolated. By carefully regulating temperature, alkalinity and acidity, the researchers had managed to isolate several strains of virus, grow them in tissue culture. What is more, they were able to focus an electron microscope on the viruses, magnify them 53,000 times, and take their picture...
High Temperature. If a small, pure-fusion bomb could be built to work with out a fission detonator, theorists believe that it would send its neutrons farther than the destructive reach of its heat or blast. Starting with 14 MEV (million electron volts) of energy, the neutrons would traverse about a half-mile of air and still have enough punch to kill humans protected by several feet of earth or concrete. There would be blast and heat too, but if the N-bomb was just the right size and was exploded at just the right height above the ground...