MSU dedicates 28 million cyclotron for nucleus research
A new cyclotron at Michigan State University opens as a major site for high energy physics, linking to an 800 MeV machine planned for 1985. The $28 million facility, cooled by liquid helium, aims to reveal basic building blocks of nature and aid practical fields like nuclear medicine.
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