Issues

With publishing and service operations on target, the Institute worked to expand its public‐relations and manpower roles to aid the physics community meet current problems.

A proud survey of the highlights of three quarters of a century of accurate measurements at the National Bureau of Standards, and first‐rate research in virtually every field of pure and applied physics.

Nuclear physicists, who have already saved taxpayers millions of dollars in development costs, are now gathering data to improve safety and efficiency of commercial reactors and test the feasibility of fusion plants.