FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1960
AEC Grant
To Support
Laboratory
Under a $51,762 grant from
the Atomic Energy Commis
sion, University scientists will
conduct research on high tem
perature materials and hope
to build up a. cooperative labora
tory where basic phase equilibri
um and property studies can be
conducted.
One project, for which $32,346
has been allocated under the
grant, will involve high tempera
ture—high pressure physical prop
erty measurements. It will be un
der the joint direction of Dr. M. E.
Bell, professor of geophysics; Dr.
Rustum Roy, professor of geo
chemistry; and Dr. Christopher
Crowe, assistant professor of geo
physics.
The project will be designed to
develop facilities for measuring
resistivity and other properties of
materials under high pressures
and temperatures.
While the actual measurements
for which the laboratory will be
equipped are not unique for scien-i
tific research, the particular com
bination of possible measurements
under these temperatures and I
pressure extremes in one lab- i
oratory will be unique.
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Atomic Shelter Construction
To Be Examined At Seminar
A seminar on the architectural
and engineering planning aspects
of atomic shelters, the first of its
kind ever held, will take place on
campus from July 10 to 22.
The seminar will be directed
by Gifford 1-1. Albright, assistant
professor of architectural engin
eering and director of the shel
ter research and study program,
and Allen F. Dill, assistant profes
sor of architectural engineering.
Morning and afternoon ses
sions will be held each day for
two weeks in the North Wing
of Sackett.
James E. Roembke, shelter de
sign officer of the Office of Civil
Defense Mobilization, will explain
,the national shelter policy at one
of the meetings. ,
Other guest speakers will be L. i
N. FitzSinitnons. research engin-,
eer for OCDM, and William L. Os
trowski, civil defense official of,
the American Chemical Society.
Albright, Dill, and three other
University personnel will also
instruct during the seminar.
They are Albert H. Jacobson,
Jr., assistant dean of the Col
lege of Engineering and Archi
tecture, Melvin W. Isenberg, as
sociate professor of architectur
al engineering, and Robert M.
Barnoff, assistant professor of
civil engineering.
Among those attending the
seminar will be two officials of
the Atomic Energy Commission,
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Grant for Research
The Greens Section of the Unit
ed States Golf Association has
given a grant of $2,000 to' con
tinue its support of turf research
being conducted at the University
under Dr. J. M. Duich, assistant
professor of agronomy.
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Chem Prof to Attend
Conference at Purdue
Dr. John M. Schempf, associate
professor of chemistry, will at
tend the Summer Conference on
Chromatography to be held July
11 to 23 under the sponsorship of
the National Science Foundation
at Purdue University.
Approximately 20 college teach
ers of chemistry will attend the
conference designed for those
using or desiring to use the prin
ciples and practices of gas-liquid,
gas-solid, liquid-liquid, and liquid
solid chromatography and ion ex
change in their teaching and,
research program.
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Friends Society Plans
Coffee Hour on Sunday
The American Friends Society
will meet at 10 a.m. Sunday for a
coffee hour at The Friends House,
318 S. Atherton St.
Following the coffee hour there
will be a regular worship service
at 10:45. Stmmer visitors are in
vited to attend.
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