File:Sir Mark Oliphant with Edwin McMillan.jpg
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English: Sir Mark Oliphant, left with Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Director Edwin McMillan on the balcony of Building 50A. Their friendship goes back to World War II days at the Laboratory. |
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| Source | Sir Mark Oliphant, left with Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Director Edwin McMillan on the balcony of Building 50A. Their friendship goes back to World War II days at the Laboratory. Morgue 1965-32 (P-4) (Photographer: Donald Cooksey), U.S. National Archives and Records Administration |
| Author | Donald Cooksey, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
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| current | 04:26, 10 February 2023 | | 3,999 × 3,112 (5.96 MB) | wikimediacommons>LittleDwangs | Uploaded a work by Donald Cooksey, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory from [https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7665809 Sir Mark Oliphant, left with Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Director Edwin McMillan on the balcony of Building 50A. Their friendship goes back to World War II days at the Laboratory. Morgue 1965-32 (P-4) (Photographer: Donald Cooksey)], U.S. National Archives and Records Administration with UploadWizard |
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