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- Electronics module built by NBS for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- An electronics module that was part of the monitoring system built by NBS researchers Louis Costrell and Lauriston Taylor. It was built for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) with multiple sensor stations to monitor the radiation levels at...
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Harold Wycoff Portrait photo in NIST paper archives
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Harold Wycoff Portrait from the NIST Archives. Wycoff's research included work in dosimetry for radiation protection, radiation therapy dosimetry, radiation effects and conditions on a nuclear battlefield, and quantities and units for measurements...
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Portable dental x-ray source
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Portable dental x-ray source produced by Joe Motz for US Army dental x-ray program
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Evans Hayward
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Evans Hayward Portrait in the NIST Gallery of Distinguished Scientists, Engineers, and Administrators. Hayward's research included work in photoneutron production cross sections, scattering and absorption of photons by deformed nuclei, and...
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Louis Costrell Portrait photo in NIST Gallery
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Louis Costrell Portrait in the NIST Gallery of Distinguished Scientists, Engineers, and Administrators
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Time of Flight experiment on 150 MeV linac
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Guide tube outside National Bureau of Standards Building 245 for time of flight neutron measurements.
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Caswell with neutron detion system
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Randall Caswell aligning a detector in a water bath for neutron measurements.
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Roald Schrack with display of neutron image
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Roald Schrack with a display of a neutron image.
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Experiment station for linac
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Experiment in one of three measurement rooms for 150 MeV linac.
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- James T. Weaver with brachytherapy source calibration range
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- James T. Weaver with range used to measure radium-226, cobalt-60 and cesium-137 gamma ray sources
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Accelerator sections for 150 MeV linac
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Nine accelerating sections of 10 feet each of NBS linear accelerator (linac).
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Randall S. Caswell
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Randall S. Caswell Portrait in the NIST Gallery of Distinguished Scientists, Engineers, and Administrators
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Robert Loventer Portrait photo in NIST paper archives
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Robert Loventer Portrait from the NIST Archives. Loventer worked on medical physics, medical internal radiation dosimetry, brachytherapy dosimetry, and quality assurance in measurements of radiation for diagnostic and therapeutic applications.
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Berger symposium on electron transport
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Attendees of the symposium on the physics of electron transport, held at NIST in April 1990 to honor the retired physicist Martin J. Berger. Pictured: People standing on the ground: From second on left: John Hubbell, Randy Caswell, Steve...
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Manganese sulfate bath
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Manganese sulfate bath for gamma ray measurements of neutron source
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Magnet room for 150 MeV linear accelerator
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Magnet room to direct electron beam from 150 MeV linear accelerator (linac).
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Roald Schrack with target for neutron beam
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Roald Schrack with target array for neutron beams from 150 MeV linear accelerator (linac).
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Gas proportional counters
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- Three ion chambers used for internal gas proportional counting
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- James Leiss Portrait photo in NIST Gallery
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- James Leiss Portrait in the NIST Gallery of Distinguished Scientists, Engineers, and Administrators. Leiss' research included work in high energy accelerators, synchrotron, linear accelerators, (linac), and elastic and inelastic electron scattering
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs
- Gold leaf electroscope
- radiation physics; National Bureau of Standards (U.S.)
- A gold leaf electroscope for radioactivity measurements
- NBS-NIST Divisions, Offices, and Programs

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