Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
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Variants
- University of California, Berkeley. Lawrence Laboratory
- Ernest O. Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
- University of California, Berkeley. Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
- University of California, Berkeley. Radiation Laboratory
- U.C.R.L. (University of California Radiation Laboratory)
- UCRL (University of California Radiation Laboratory)
- Penetrating Radiation Laboratory (University of California, Berkeley)
- Rad Lab (Lawrence Radiation Laboratory)
- California. University. Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Additional Information
Descriptor
- Laboratories
Associated Language
- English
Field of Activity
(lcsh) Radiation--Research
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Earlier Established Forms
- California. University. Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Sources
- found: Its Lectures on physics ...
- found: NUCMC data from Univ. of Calif., San Diego, Scripps Instit. of Ocean. for Bradner, H. Papers, 1938-1981(name not given; Lawrence Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley)
- found: LC man. auth. cd.(University of California Lawrence Radiation Laboratory; 2 laboratories, formerly called Lawrence Radiation Laboratory at Berkeley and Lawrence Radiation Laboratory at Livermore changed their names to Lawrence Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in June 1971; the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory of the University of California was founded in 1936 with facilities in Berkelely and Livermore. In 1971 the facility in Berkeley changed its name to Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and the facility at Livermore became the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory)
- found: Nuclear research, 1959:title page (UCRL; University of California Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley) page [2] (Radiation Laboratory; established in 1936 as part of Department of Physics of University of California)
- found: From Berkeley to Berlin, 2021 :CIP t.p. (Rad Lab) galley (One day in 1931, a young South Dakotan, Ernest O. Lawrence, converted a disused wooden building on the Berkeley campus of the University of California into a scientic laboratory--the Rad Lab; Lawrence first called it the Penetrating Radiation Laboratory, but within a year, it became the University of California Radiation Laboratory (UCRL); most called it the Rad Lab)
- found: Science Beat, October 1, 2001(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is the namesake and legacy of its founder, Ernest Orlando Lawrence; The Radiation Laboratory was officially established in 1936. Since 1931 Lawrence and his team had occupied a two-story, clapboard-sided wooden building that had been constructed in 1902; it was the first of the modern labs in which experimentalists could collaborate on joint projects or work on their own research; The Lab operated round the clock, seven days a week, and those who did not put in 70-hour shifts failed to follow the example set by Lawrence; Rad Lab) - https://www2.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/lawrence-legacy.html
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Change Notes
- 1980-02-08: new
- 2021-09-17: revised
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