RefNoPB/2/6/34
Previous numbersB.116
LevelItem
Title'The Big Machines of Modern Physics'
Date1954
DescriptionA series of 3 talks by Blackett broadcast on the BBC Home Service and published in 'The Listener', March 1954. Copies as published:

1. 'The Birth of Nuclear Science'
2. 'Big Accelerating Machines of Nuclear Physics'
3. 'Discoveries from the Big Machines'

These talks are historical/autobiographical accounts of research in particle physics and atomic rays.
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