 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 |

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 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! |

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 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. |

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 Article in Chem. Eng, News |

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 Keele 1961 to 1988 (continued) |
 1965: The first shock tube iat the end of a teaching lab. built by Ron Gutteridge |

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 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 |

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 Diagram of the Discharge flow - shock tube as used with nitrogen |
 The glow |

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 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 |

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 Patricia with the apparatus Andy Hopkirk constructed |

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 with Nathan Rich |
 1988: Laser Loan, with Derek Laine trying to get a spectrum of singlet molecular oxygen |

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 Apparatus bulit by Pat in the basement of IFU, Garmisch - Partenkirchen, to study the effects of singlet oxygen on fabrics |

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