Finding Aid to the Owen Chamberlain Papers, 1941-2006
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Finding Aid to the Owen Chamberlain Papers, 1941-2006
Collection Number: BANC MSS 2002/345 z
The Bancroft Library
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California
Funding for processing this collection was provided by a grant from the Friends of the Center for History of Physics, American
Institute of Physics.
- Finding Aid Written By:
- Charles Hargrove
- Date Completed:
-
August 2006
© 2006 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
Collection Summary
Collection Title: Owen Chamberlain papers
Date (inclusive): 1941-2006
Collection Number: BANC MSS 2002/345 z
Creators :
Chamberlain, O. (Owen)
Extent:
Number of containers: 22 cartons, 1 oversize folder
Linear feet: 27.5
Repository: The Bancroft Library
Berkeley, California 94720-6000
Abstract: The Owen Chamberlain Papers, 1941-2006, consist of materials documenting Chamberlain's career as a Professor of Physics at
the University of California, Berkeley and researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. There is comparatively
little material focused on Chamberlain's own scientific research.
Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English
Physical Location: Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information
on the location of these materials, please consult the library's online catalog.
Information for Researchers
Access
Collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
Copyright has been assigned to The Bancroft Library. All requests for permission to publish or reproduce must be submitted
in writing to the Head of Public Services, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000. Permission
for publication is given on behalf of The Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and the copyright.
Copyright restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted
to research and educational purposes.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Owen Chamberlain Papers, BANC MSS 2002/345 z, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Alternate Forms Available
There are no alternate forms of this collection.
Related Collections
Owen Chamberlain interview [sound recording] / conducted by Bob and Betty Lewis, 1976.
Separated Material
Printed materials have been transferred to the book collection of The Bancroft Library.
Audiovisual materials have been transferred to the Microforms Collection of The Bancroft Library.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Physics--Research
Physics
Faculty papers.
University of California, Berkeley. Dept. of Physics
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
History of science and technology collection
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
The Owen Chamberlain Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by Owen Chamberlain on February 26, 2001.
Accruals
No additions are expected.
Processing Information
Processed by Charles Hargrove in 2006.
Biographical Information
Owen Chamberlain was born in San Francisco on July 10, 1920, the son of W. Edward Chamberlain, radiologist, and Genevieve
Lucinda Owen. He obtained his bachelor's degree at Dartmouth College in 1941 and entered graduate school in physics at the
University of California, Berkeley. After the United States entered into World War II, Chamberlain began working on the Manhattan
Project under Emilio Segrè. In 1946 Chamberlain resumed his graduate studies under Enrico Fermi at the University of Chicago.
He completed experimental work in 1948 and received his doctorate in 1949.
In 1948 he accepted a teaching position at the University of California, Berkeley. Much of his research subsequent to this
involved studies of proton scattering and polarization effects. Chamberlain worked extensively with Emilio Segrè and Clyde
Wiegand, Dr. Thomas Ypsilantis, and Dr. Robert D. Tripp. In 1955 Chamberlain, along with Wiegand, Segrè, and Ypsilantis discovered
the antiproton, an accomplishment for which he and Segrè were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1959.
Chamberlain was appointed Professor of Physics at the University of California, Berkeley in 1958.
For the next few years he and his colleagues studied the properties of antiprotons and used them to create antineutrons.
During the 1960s and 1970s he spent much of his time on the scattering of various subatomic particles using polarized proton
targets. During the late 1970s and early 1980s Chamberlain worked with the Berkeley Bevalac accelerator to study nuclear
interactions. His last major project was working with Dr. David Nygren on the development of the Time-Projection-Chamber at
the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
In addition to his scientific endeavors, Chamberlain was also politically active, concentrating on issues of peace and social
justice. He spoke out strongly against the Vietnam War. He was an influential member of Scientists for Sakharov, Orlov,
and Shcharansky, three physicists of the Soviet Union imprisoned for their political beliefs. In the 1980s, he helped found
the nuclear freeze movement.
Chamberlain was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1959 and throughout his career, received numerous other professional
honors. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a
member of the American Physical Society. In 1957 he studied antinucleons at the University of Rome through the auspices of
a Guggenheim Fellowship. Upon his retirement from UC Berkeley, he received the campus's highest honor, the Berkeley Citation.
In 1943 he married Beatrice Babette Copper (dec. 1988). They had three daughters and one son. He subsequently married June
Steingart Greenfield (dec. 1991) and Senta Pugh Gaiser.
Chamberlain was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1985 and retired from teaching in 1989. He died of complications from
the disease on February 28, 2006, in Berkeley at the age of 85.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Owen Chamberlain Papers, 1941-2006, consist of materials documenting Chamberlain's career as a Professor of Physics at
the University of California, Berkeley and researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Much of the collection
relates to his involvement in the social justice and nuclear disarmament movements, as well as materials relating to his teaching
career at the University of California, Berkeley. The collection also contains personal and professional correspondence,
reprints, subject files, materials relating to Chamberlain's 1959 Nobel Prize, professional meeting materials, and files regarding
a lawsuit filed against Chamberlain in 1972 for an alleged failure to acknowledge the contributions of Emilio Piccioni in
discovering the anti-proton. There is comparatively little material focused on Chamberlain's own scientific research. The
collection is arranged at the series level only. There was minimal arrangement of materials within the individual series.
Container List
Series 1
Correspondence
1948-1996,
undated
Physical Description:
Cartons 1, 2
Arrangement
Carton 1 is arranged chronologically. Carton 2 is arranged alphabetically.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of Chamberlain's personal and professional correspondence. The personal correspondence is arranged chronologically,
and the professional correspondence is arranged alphabetically. The year 1959 is especially well represented in Chamberlain's
personal correspondence as it includes a large number of congratulatory letters regarding Chamberlain winning the Nobel Prize.
Carton 1, Folder 1-57
Correspondence
1948-1996,
undated
Carton 2, Folder 1-118
Correspondence A-Z
1952-1993,
undated
Series 2
Notes and Notebooks
1941-1980,
undated
Physical Description:
Cartons 3, 4
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Contains Chamberlain's notes and notebooks. The notebooks are both Chamberlain's personal student notebooks from the 1940s
and notebooks covering his own research later in his career. Much of the material is undated and unidentified.
Carton 3, Folder 1
Los Alamos Declassification #255. Fermi-neuron physics
undated
Carton 3, Folder 4-5
Lectures on nuclear physics
undated
Carton 3, Folder 6
Notes on electrodynamics
undated
Carton 3, Folder 7
Notes on quantum mechanics
undated
Carton 3, Folder 8
Serber says-About High Energy Processes and Nuclear Forces
undated
Carton 3, Folder 11
Questions from the preliminary examinations for the doctorate in physics
undated
Carton 3, Folder 12
Electromagnetic theory-Bethe and Marshak
undated
Carton 3, Folder 13
Relativistic quantum mechanics
1946
Carton 3, Folder 15
Serber Says-About Mesotrons
undated
Carton 3, Folder 16
Fermi class notes
undated
Carton 3, Folder 22
Notes on Wick lectures
undated
Carton 3, Folder 23
Berman lecture notes
1974-1975
Carton 4, Folder 1
Owen Chamberlain-neutron diffraction thesis
undated
Carton 4, Folder 2
Central force and Coriolis literature search
undated
Carton 4, Folder 3-4
Proton-deuteron scattering, talk
undated
Carton 4, Folder 5
"Priroda;" re: antiprotons written speech
undated
Carton 4, Folder 7
Notes by Chamberlain
1946
Carton 4, Folder 8
Neutron diffraction in liquid sulfur, lead and bismuth
1948
Carton 4, Folder 9
"Phase Space Calculations"
undated
Carton 4, Folder 13
Time reversal (printed material and Chamberlain notes)
1954-1955
Carton 4, Folder 14
Scientific drawings
undated
Carton 4, Folder 15
Physics drawing with related notes
undated
Carton 4, Folder 20
Quantum mechanics notebook
undated
Carton 4, Folder 21
Notes and miscellaneous
undated
Carton 4, Folder 25
Miscellaneous notes and clippings
undated
Carton 4, Folder 26
Miscellaneous physics course notes
1973
Carton 4, Folder 28
Miscellaneous physics notes
undated
Carton 4, Folder 29
Miscellaneous notes
Undated
Carton 4, Folder 30
Physics notes and drawing
undated
Carton 4, Folder 31
Miscellaneous science materials
Undated
Carton 4, Folder 32
Lab results/notes
undated
Carton 4, Folder 33
Lab notes/results
undated
Carton 4, Folder 35
Miscellaneous notes
undated
Carton 4, Folder 36
Owen Chamberlain article charged particle beams (Yuan)
1958
Carton 4, Folder 37
Polarized antiproton-sources workshop summary
undated
Series 3
Biographical Information
1942-2006,
undated
Physical Description:
Carton 5, Oversized Folder 1B
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Includes biographical information and photographs of Owen Chamberlain and his family.
Carton 5, Folder 1
"Memories of Owen Chamberlain"
2006
Carton 5, Folder 2
Birth certificate (copy)
1944
Carton 5, Folder 3
First day stamp issues
1963-1972
Carton 5, Folder 6
Biographical information
undated
Carton 5, Folder 13
Miscellaneous biographical information
1942-2005
Oversize 1B
Photographs
1960-1962,
undated
Series 4
Rome Sabbatical
1956-1971
Physical Description:
Carton 5
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Includes materials covering a Chamberlains 1957-1958 sabbatical in Rome, Italy. The sabbatical was funded by a Guggenheim
Fellowship and allowed Chamberlain to study the physics of antinucleons at the University of Rome. Included are travel notebooks,
correspondence, itineraries, research notebooks and notes, and booklets and application materials for the Guggenheim Foundation.
Carton 5, Folder 22-24
Guggenheim foundation
1956-1971
Series 5
Nobel Prize
1959-1971,
undated
Physical Description:
Carton 5
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Contains materials that relate to Chamberlain's winning the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1959, including correspondence, articles,
and programs. A good deal of correspondence relating to the Nobel Prize can also be found in the correspondence series for
the folder dated 1959.
Carton 5, Folder 27-42
Nobel Prize miscellaneous
1959,
1971,
undated
Series 6
Course Teaching Materials
1942-1991
Physical Description:
Cartons 6-10
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of materials used by Chamberlain in teaching physics at the University of California, Berkeley, including class notes,
problem sets, tests, labs, and class rosters.
Carton 6, Folder 1-30
Physics courses
1953-1981
Carton 7, Folder 1-23
Physics courses
1956-1984
Carton 8, Folder 1-55
Physics courses
1950-1983
Carton 9, Folder 1-61
Physics courses
1956-1989
Carton 10, Folder 1-2
Interdepartmental studies courses
1978-1979
Carton 10, Folder 3-20
Physics courses
1942-1991
Series 7
Special Opportunity Scholarships (SOS)
1970,
undated
Physical Description:
Carton 11
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of materials relating to the Special Opportunities Scholarships program. The program was designed to provide scholarships
to UC for economically disadvantaged students. The materials consist of correspondence, printed materials, reports, budgets,
meeting minutes, and photographs.
Carton 11, Folder 1-24
Special Opportunities Scholarship
1970,
undated
Series 8
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
1960-1990,
undated
Physical Description:
Cartons 12-13
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Includes materials relating to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, consisting of memoranda, blueprints, work orders,
LBL publications, and reprints.
Carton 12, Folder 1-40
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
1960-1971,
undated
Carton 13, Folder 1-8
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
1962-1990,
undated
Series 9
Reprints
1956-1987
Physical Description:
Carton 13
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of reprints of scientific papers that Chamberlain wrote or co-authored.
Series 10
Social Justice
1948-1994
Physical Description:
Cartons 14-17
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of materials relating to Chamberlain's interest in social justice. Included are materials relating to nuclear disarmament,
free speech, loyalty issues, civil defense, and political repression of Soviet scientists.
Carton 14, Folder 1
Loyalty issues for scientists
1948-1949
Carton 14, Folder 2
"A Man's Decision" re: nuclear weapons
undated
Carton 14, Folder 4
Faculty loyalty and tenure
1950
Carton 14, Folder 6
Antinucleons and high energy nucleon-nucleon scattering
undated
Carton 14, Folder 7
International Union of Pure and Applied Physics
1957
Carton 14, Folder 8
Institute for Defense Analysis
undated
Carton 14, Folder 9-10
Woods Hole summer study
1962,
undated
Carton 14, Folder 11-12
Woods Hole summer study unclassified drafts
undated
Carton 14, Folder 13-14
Federation of American Scientists
1961-1983,
undated
Carton 14, Folder 15
Executive agreement information
undated
Carton 14, Folder 16-22
Federation of American Scientists
1959-1994,
undated
Carton 14, Folder 24-28
Federation of American Scientists
undated
Carton 14, Folder 29
Articles re: UC and "Star Wars" program
1987
Carton 14, Folder 31
Nuclear disarmament
undated
Carton 14, Folder 35
"Industrial Research"
undated
Carton 14, Folder 36
Pacifica--Pauling
undated
Carton 14, Folder 37
Project Harbor conspiracy
1965
Carton 14, Folder 39
Disarmament, Berkeley protests
1969,
1986
Carton 15, Folder 1-7
Committee of concerned scientists
undated
Carton 15, Folder 10
International Foundation of Scientists
undated
Carton 15, Folder 11
Scientists for Orlou and Scharausly
undated
Carton 15, Folder 12
Unity of the sciences
undated
Carton 15, Folder 13
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
undated
Carton 15, Folder 17
Civil defense letter
1961
Carton 15, Folder 20
UC Berkeley faculty People's Park petition
1969
Carton 15, Folder 21
Affirmative Action
1982-1983
Carton 15, Folder 25
Free Speech Movement and miscellaneous political
undated
Carton 15, Folder 26-27
Free Speech Movement
undated
Carton 15, Folder 28
Mobilization for Survival
undated
Carton 15, Folder 29
Affirmative action Wichmann
undated
Carton 15, Folder 30
Ross Valley Democratic Club
1961
Carton 15, Folder 33
Science and Engineering for Johnson
undated
Carton 15, Folder 34
American Civil Liberties Union News
1953
Carton 15, Folder 36
Labor Education Service, Seattle
1957
Carton 15, Folder 37
Americans for Democratic Action
undated
Carton 15, Folder 38
Disarmament, United Nations
undated
Carton 15, Folder 41
Nuclear technology, society and health minutes
undated
Carton 15, Folder 43
Hill Employees for Freeze
undated
Carton 15, Folder 44
Disarmament, test-bans, freeze
undated
Carton 15, Folder 45
Loyalty oath/communism
1948,
1952
Carton 15, Folder 46
Presidential campaign materials
1960
Carton 15, Folder 47
Nuclear disarmament
1956-1994
Carton 15, Folder 48
Basic atomic energy books
1956
Carton 16, Folder 1
Federation of American Scientists Executive Committee
1959
Carton 16, Folder 3
"Are We on the Road to War?"
1961
Carton 16, Folder 4
Articles and committees
1962
Carton 16, Folder 5
Alternative approaches to the International Organization of Disarmament
1962
Carton 16, Folder 6
Federation of American Scientists--Arms Control and Disarmament Committee
1962
Carton 16, Folder 7
Book Review of Owen Chamberlain--Etzioni
1962
Carton 16, Folder 8
Disarmament and arms control
1952
Carton 16, Folder 9
Miscellaneous reports
1962
Carton 16, Folder 11
Fallout shelter program
1963
Carton 16, Folder 15
Comments on the reports of Project Harbor
1965
Carton 16, Folder 16
Speeches and articles
1965-1968
Carton 16, Folder 17
Anti-Ballistic Missile System
1969
Carton 16, Folder 19
Presentation and statement
1983
Carton 16, Folder 20
St. Louis citizens' committee
undated
Carton 16, Folder 21
Science and morals
1984-1987
Carton 16, Folder 22
University of California
1988-1994
Carton 16, Folder 23
Scientists, peace and Japan's role
1988
Carton 16, Folder 29
Research papers
1956,
1957
Carton 16, Folder 35-37
High energy physics panel
undated
Carton 17, Folder 1-2
Disarmament--miscellaneous
1965-1975
Carton 17, Folder 3
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union article
1964
Carton 17, Folder 5
Open Letter to President Kennedy
1963
Carton 17, Folder 7
The weapons laboratories and a comprehensive test ban
1986-1988
Carton 17, Folder 8
Federation of American Scientists
1959-1960
Carton 17, Folder 11-12
Woods Hole summer study
1962
Carton 17, Folder 13-21
Disarmament and inspection essays
1962
Carton 17, Folder 23
Daily Californian article on hunger
1968
Carton 17, Folder 24
Cuban Missile Crises
1962
Series 11
Piccioni Lawsuit
1972-1976,
undated
Physical Description:
Carton 17
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Includes materials relating to a 1972 lawsuit filed by Oreste Piccioni against Emilio Segrè and Owen Chamberlain. The lawsuit
claimed that Segrè and Chamberlain failed to acknowledge Piccioni's contributions towards the discovery of the anti-proton
in 1955, a discovery which led to Chamberlain and Segrè winning the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1959. The series consists almost
entirely of correspondence and legal documents.
Carton 17, Folder 25-27
Piccioni v. Segrè and Chamberlain
1972-1974
Carton 17, Folder 28-38
Piccioni v. Segrè
1972-1976,
undated
Series 12
Physics Subject Files
1948-1994
Physical Description:
Cartons 18, 19
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of materials relating to Chamberlain's research interests in various aspects of physics and includes reprints, memoranda
and correspondence.
Carton 18, Folder 1
Cherenkov counters
undated
Carton 18, Folder 4
Multiple traversals in cyclotron
undated
Carton 18, Folder 5
Multiple scattering
undated
Carton 18, Folder 7
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
undated
Carton 18, Folder 8
Neutron diffraction
undated
Carton 18, Folder 9
Proton diffraction--Richardson
undated
Carton 18, Folder 12
Christian on neutron-proton and proton-proton
undated
Carton 18, Folder 13
Lecture on proton-proton scattering
undated
Carton 18, Folder 15
Induction voltmeter
undated
Carton 18, Folder 18
Proton beam--184"
undated
Carton 18, Folder 23
Standard Bellows Company
undated
Carton 18, Folder 26
Engineering notes
undated
Carton 18, Folder 29
Tombrello--MEP 5-Man
undated
Carton 18, Folder 31
Magnetic trajectories (Fermi)
undated
Carton 18, Folder 32
Bevatron Improvement Program
1950
Carton 18, Folder 33
Neutron-proton scattering
undated
Carton 18, Folder 34
Nuclear resonance
undated
Carton 18, Folder 35
Proton-proton 30 Megaelectron volts
undated
Carton 18, Folder 36
Proton-proton total
undated
Carton 18, Folder 39
10.4 Megaelectron volts deuteron-proton Rosen--Allred
undated
Carton 18, Folder 40
Cosmic Rays (DOSE)
undated
Carton 18, Folder 41
Electricity--Lienard Wiechert
undated
Carton 18, Folder 43
Index of refraction high
undated
Carton 18, Folder 45
I-spin states: nucleon mesons
undated
Carton 18, Folder 46
Electronic circuits
undated
Carton 18, Folder 47
Conducting paper for magnetic field
undated
Carton 18, Folder 48
Index of refraction
undated
Carton 18, Folder 50
Radiation hazards
undated
Carton 18, Folder 54
Relativity--2 Lorentz transformations
undated
Carton 18, Folder 55
Scintillation crystals
undated
Carton 18, Folder 56
Search for structure in nuclear fluid
undated
Carton 18, Folder 57
Stellar structure-Tsung-Dao Lee
undated
Carton 18, Folder 59
Triple scattering invited paper
undated
Carton 18, Folder 61
Calculation for phase shifts proton-proton
undated
Carton 18, Folder 63
Emulsions (photo) nuclear plates
undated
Carton 18, Folder 64
Dispersion relations
undated
Carton 18, Folder 65
Research 211 budget
undated
Carton 18, Folder 66
Miscellaneous research
undated
Carton 18, Folder 67
Nuclear liquid diffraction
undated
Carton 18, Folder 72
American Physical Society Division particles and fields
undated
Carton 18, Folder 75
Proton-proton paper
undated
Carton 18, Folder 76
Proton-proton in Lithium
undated
Carton 18, Folder 77
Quadruples and multiple scattering 56
undated
Carton 18, Folder 85
Padova and International Union of Pure and Applied Physics
undated
Carton 18, Folder 88
Yale study in high intensity proton accelerations
undated
Carton 18, Folder 91
Argonne Lab--lab results (charts, etc.)
1948
Carton 18, Folder 92
Searches of literature
undated
Carton 18, Folder 93
KEK--High Energy Accelerator Research Organization
undated
Carton 18, Folder 94
Charge-coupled devices
undated
Carton 18, Folder 95
U. C. and physics department
undated
Carton 18, Folder 96
Gen. problem solver
undated
Carton 18, Folder 97
Stanford Linear Collider
undated
Carton 18, Folder 98
Chamberlain miscellaneous
undated
Carton 18, Folder 99
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
undated
Carton 18, Folder 100
Positron-electron project
undated
Carton 18, Folder 101
Positron-electron project -4 publications
undated
Carton 19, Folder 1-7
Positron-electron project proposals
1977-1978,
1994,
undated
Carton 19, Folder 8
First annual report of the European Organization for Nuclear Research
undated
Carton 19, Folder 9
Encyclopedia of physics
undated
Carton 19, Folder 11
American Physical Society
1959
Carton 19, Folder 13
University of Michigan
undated
Carton 19, Folder 14
NAL 61 relevant literature-polarized target experiment
undated
Carton 19, Folder 15
Owen Chamberlain notes
undated
Carton 19, Folder 16
Printed materials
undated
Carton 19, Folder 21
Berkeley (move to Princeton)
1959
Carton 19, Folder 22-23
National Academy of Sciences
undated
Carton 19, Folder 24
Intermediate physics review
1974
Carton 19, Folder 25
Middle energy review committee
1974
Series 13
University of California
1955-1974,
undated
Physical Description:
Cartons 20, 21
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Consists of materials relating to Chamberlain's activities at the University of California, Berkeley both within the confines
of the UC physics department and in the wider university community. Includes correspondence, faculty lists, and department
and university policies.
Carton 20, Folder 1-61
UC Berkeley Files
1955-1967,
undated
Carton 21, Folder 1-31
UC Berkeley Files
1955-1974,
undated
Series 14
Conferences and Meetings
1952-1985
Physical Description:
Carton 22
Arrangement
Arranged as received.
Scope and Content Note
Includes materials relating to physics conferences and other meetings which Chamberlain attended and/or contributed materials.
A particularly large subset of this material documents a conference that Chamberlain attended in the Soviet Union in 1954.
In addition to several folders of documents there are a number of photographs depicting Russia, the conference, and a subsequent
visit to a scientific research facility in Armenia.
Carton 22, Folder 1
Travel notebooks
1956,
1959,
1967
Carton 22, Folder 2
Italian Physics Congress
1957
Carton 22, Folder 4
Workshop on polarized beams at SSC
undated
Carton 22, Folder 5
American Institute of Physics format
undated
Carton 22, Folder 6
Feasibility conference
undated
Carton 22, Folder 7
Maryland educational tours lecture
undated
Carton 22, Folder 8
Conseil Europeen Pour La Recherche Nucleaire--conference and by-step
undated
Carton 22, Folder 9
Conseil Europeen Pour La Recherche Nucleaire conference
1958
Carton 22, Folder 15
Bevatron conference
undated
Carton 22, Folder 16
Conseil Europeen Pour La Recherche Nucleaire -ROCH conference
1958
Carton 22, Folder 17
Conseil Europeen Pour La Recherche Nucleaire conference
1956
Carton 22, Folder 18
Travel, Rochester trip
1952
Carton 22, Folder 20
Lecture to arriving students, Pauley Ballroom
1966
Carton 22, Folder 21
Ecole d'ete les houches
undated
Carton 22, Folder 24
American Physical Society
undated
Carton 22, Folder 25
National Science Foundation
undated
Carton 22, Folder 26
Polarized beams SSC, University of Michigan
1985
Carton 22, Folder 30
Meeting/conference schedule
undated
Carton 22, Folder 31
Brookhaven symposium
1981
Carton 22, Folder 32
Lecture Notes at WGBH
undated
Carton 22, Folder 34
Lepton-photon conference
1979
Carton 22, Folder 35
Safety (environmental, health and safety) Chancellor's committee
undated
Carton 22, Folder 38
Association for the Education of Teachers in Science
1962
Carton 22, Folder 41-45
USSR photo album/trip photographs
1956
Carton 22, Folder 46
USSR trip program--impressions
1956
Carton 22, Folder 47
Soviet science conference discussion
1957
Carton 22, Folder 48
International Conference on Nucleon Structure
1963
Carton 22, Folder 51
Laboratory of theoretical physics
undated
Carton 22, Folder 53
MIT conference, USSR conference
undated
Carton 22, Folder 55-56
American Physical Society council
1964
Carton 22, Folder 57
National Science Foundation
undated
