AERE, Harwell 1951 to 1953	Building 220, under construction in 1949 The alpha, plutonium, wing, is on the left	220 a 1960 picture	Cambridge, 1956 to 1959
The Old Lab., Free School Lane	2008 image; the lab moved out in 1958	The Perse room, 2008 picture the library in my day!	The old searchlight, for photochemistry
The apparatus for sample preparation and gas analysis Notice the home made GC columns	Gas handling all hand blown		The Lensfield Road Laboratory; moved in in 1958 2011 image
Comemoration of the opening in 1959 ... 2011 picture	... by The Princess Margaret	Professors Emeleus, Norrish and Todd	My lab in 2011 - much modernised!
	Princeton, 1959 to 1961 no lab. pictures	Keele, 1961 to 1988 no early pictures	Cornell University, 1964 (3 months)
Single-Pulse Shock Tube, with Bill Watt who built it.		Article in Chem. Eng, News
Keele 1961 to 1988 (continued)	1965: The first shock tube iat the end of a teaching lab. built by Ron Gutteridge		1969: Two photochemical rigs, with Albert Platt
1970: The rebuilt shock tube (Geoff Millward)	1964 (6 months) The ACO Synchrotron Radiation Source in Orsay	The Linear Accelerator to inject electrons into the Ring	The Ring control room with Paul-Marie Guyon
Paul Marie with Ricardo Lopez-Delgardo	The radiation emerging from a window	The radiation channel, and spectrometer	in operation
Keele 1961 to 1988 (continued)	The Keele laboratories	1975: Part of the Discharge Flow - Shock Tube built by Mike Pedley and Patricia	Looking down the tube with high pressure gas handling, low pressure, electronics and measurment sections
The low pressure gas handling	The measurement section	Pat's PhD thesis celebration cake complete with an oxygen potential energy diagram
		Diagram of the Discharge flow - shock tube as used with nitrogen	The glow
		The flash from the shock at the end of the tube	Daresbury Synchrotron Radiation Source, 1985
The Daresbury Synchrotron Ring	Andy Hopkirk, in the control room	The Work Station	Andy, servicing the station
	Patricia with the apparatus Andy Hopkirk constructed
with Nathan Rich	1988: Laser Loan, with Derek Laine trying to get a spectrum of singlet molecular oxygen
Apparatus bulit by Pat in the basement of IFU, Garmisch - Partenkirchen, to study the effects of singlet oxygen on fabrics

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