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Interference images obtained by using an apparatus sold in the catalog. Price list no. 50. Max Kohl A.G. 1909-11.
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Interference images obtained by using an apparatus sold in the catalog. Price list no. 50. Max Kohl A.G. 1909-11.
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Alexander Hamilton Phillips, Class of 1887 (1866-1937)
Artist: Robert Bruce Horsfall (American, 1869–1948)
Date: 1942
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NY, United States
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Previously located in the basement of the Accelerator Building, which is now undergoing demolition, the Central Shop (also known as the Central Machine Shop) housed tools and resources for the design, construction, and repair of scientific instruments for the University’s Physical Sciences Division. Combining a high level of mechanical knowledge and scientific expertise, the shop’s machinists, including the person pictured here in 1974, worked from blueprints to build and troubleshoot research equipment for students, professors, and physicians alike.
(Photography by Gary Field, Copyright 2026, The Chicago Maroon. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission.)
Contact (1997) Wormhole Machine Pod.
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Concept Art: Steve Burg
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Damn bro they really do undersell the benefits of relaxing and repetitive tasks, last night I got into the groove calibrating a bunch of oscilloscope probes and it was like a massage for my brain
Astrolabe, Arabic, 10th C.
On display in the Museo Galileo, Florence
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