Versator II

The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team. The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team., Credit Line: Photo by Calvin Campbell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Physics Today Collection
Abstract/Description: The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team. The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team.
Subject(s): Profile portraits
Equipment and supplies
Laboratories
Cambridge (Mass.)
Bekefi, George
Date Created: May 6, 1977
Credit Line: Photo by Calvin Campbell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Physics Today Collection
Catalog ID: Bekefi George F1
Title: Versator II.
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: May 6, 1977
Extent: 1 photographic print (black and white; 9.5 x 7.5 inches)
Abstract/Description: The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team. The newest experimental fusion device at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a machine named VERSATOR II, is now in Operation in M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory of Electronics. With VERSATOR are Dr. George Bekefi, M.I.T. professor of physics and leader of the 18-member team that designed and built the machine, and Alan S. Fisher, a graduate student from Toronto, Canada, a member of the team.
Identifier(s): Bekefi George F1 (Catalog ID)
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Credit Line: Photo by Calvin Campbell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Physics Today Collection
Subject(s): Profile portraits
Equipment and supplies
Laboratories
Cambridge (Mass.)
Bekefi, George
Held by: Niels Bohr Library & Archives
Related Title: Physics Today Collection.
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