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Physics Resources and Major Facilities

This is a new contributed topic on major facilities and resources for experimental and theoretical physics, including Computational Physics:

• CERN = European High energy physics and TeV (superconducting) Super-collider Research Facility, in Geneva; also one of the most extensive archives of science papers in physics, medical/radiation physics, as well as preprints contributed from all over the world
• ANL = Argonne National Laboratory, at Batavia (45 miles West from Chicago), Illinois
• FNAL= Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory = Fermilab Tevatron, in Chicago, Illinois ( See also: $http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/pdfs/200812/dec_{2}008.pdf$)
• SLAC = SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Synchrotron radiation Facility, at Stanford, CA
• ISIS = Brightest, Pulsed neutron and Muon Source, International Neutron Experiments Facility at Harwell (near Oxford), UK
• DESY in Germany
• Brookhaven National Laboratory
• MIT National High Magnetic fields Laboratory
• ITER= Experimental, International tokamak Fusion Facilities in France and Japan
• British Tokamak Fusion Facility
• Princeton Tokamak Fusion Facility
• Dubna= Russian High Energy Physics Facility
• IHEP in Russia,
• Princeton Advanced Theoretical Physics Research Institute
• The Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge, UK
• Max Planck Institute, Germany
• Institute for Theoretical Physics Research, Germany
• Institute Louis Pasteur, Paris
• Trieste Advanced Theoretical Physics Research Institute
• Beckmann Advanced Research Institute for Science and Technology, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
• New Mexico, Extremely High Voltage testing Facility
• National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC
• High-field Nuclear Magnetic resonance (NMR) and MRI Facilities
• High power Laser Facilities
• Advanced Fluorescence and Correlation Spectroscopy Facilities
• ISS= Commercial Fluorescence Microscopy and Frequency domain Fluorescence, Urbana, IL
• Experimental, Research nuclear reactors (RNRs)
• High-density energy Research Institute, Kyoto, Japan
• supercomputer National Centers
• National Centers for Nanotechnology, Material Science
• Institute of Physics, at Magurele - near Bucharest, in Romania
• Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy, in Bucharest, Romania
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References

$http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/pdfs/200812/dec_{2}008.pdf$