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European cooperation builds nuclear research laboratory

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CERN the European Organization for Nuclear Research, was born in July, 1953 its 12 member nations desirous of building an international laboratory for basic research in the field of high-enegry particles. With a cyclotron alreday in operation and synchrotron construction advanced to assembly of accelerator components, excellent progress may be reported.

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  1. F. W. Starratt
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  2. D. C. Johnston
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Starratt, F.W., Johnston, D.C. European cooperation builds nuclear research laboratory. JOM 10, 717–720 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398263

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