WORKERS AT THE HARWELL ATOMIC RESEARCH STATION IN BERKSHIRE.-Security at Harwell, so long the stronghold of Britain's atomic secrets, were relaxed last week to allow visits from politicians, journalists, and industrail scientists. LEFT: This man is wearing a "Harwell frogsuit." while working at a latheon radio-active material. RIGHT: A large numbers of the hunderds of workers at the research station are women. This women are inserting a neutron detector into the core of the reactor Zeus-a fast reactor with enriched uranium core. The core cost servel million pounds.
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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27987, 6 June 1956, Page 18
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88WORKERS AT THE HARWELL ATOMIC RESEARCH STATION IN BERKSHIRE.-Security at Harwell, so long the stronghold of Britain's atomic secrets, were relaxed last week to allow visits from politicians, journalists, and industrail scientists. LEFT: This man is wearing a "Harwell frogsuit." while working at a latheon radio-active material. RIGHT: A large numbers of the hunderds of workers at the research station are women. This women are inserting a neutron detector into the core of the reactor Zeus-a fast reactor with enriched uranium core. The core cost servel million pounds. Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27987, 6 June 1956, Page 18
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