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- Centennial Series: The first physics building at Rice
- Built in 1914, Rice University's physics building, called Herzstein Hall, was the first structure to rise on campus after the original group of buildings opened in 1912. The Physics Department had grown so strong so quickly at the new Rice Institute that its accomplishments catapulted it to be the next big project. The Physics Department leader, Professor HA Wilson, took a lead role in the design of the building and ensured it would be built as a place for cutting-edge physics research and public service. The public service mission was so important to Wilson and the department that language was written into cornerstone of the building that states that the science taught and researched at Rice should be a service to the community. The rest of this release can be found at news.rice.edu
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- International Space Medicine Summit 2012: Day 3 Part 1 -- Group Reports...
- International Space Medicine Summit 2012: Day 3 Part 1 -- Group Reports May 20, 2012 Physicians and biomedical scientists gather to discuss space medicine research at this annual conference organized by the Baker Institute and Baylor College of Medicine. bakerinstitute.org
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