Vintage Laboratory Research

Historical images of scientists in laboratories working on various scientific experiments related to chemistry, physics, and materials.

Vintage Photograph. Man assembling a delicate gyroscope in a closed, stainless steel and glass environment.

Vintage Photograph. Man in laboratory studying separation and identification of plant liquids and fatty substances.

CSIRO Wool Textile Research Centre -- This shot taken at the hermitage ryde the Hdgrts of the research team working on wool.. they are working in this photo on Weighing wool by electronics part of work on wool water adsorption to determine weight of water taken up by single wool Fibre when surrounding atmosphere changes. Each Fibre weighs 1/100 million the of one ounce.The physicists are J. F. James & B. H. Mackay both of CSIRO these original experiments will be shown to the overseas scientists that are coming here in Aug. to the International wool textile research conference which will be held at the hermitage while in NSW. April 26, 1955. (Photo by Gordon Herbert Short/Fairfax Media).

Anefo photo collection. Repatriation center in Eindhoven. Making X-rays. 1945. Eindhoven

Vintage Photograph. Man assembling a delicate gyroscope in a closed, stainless steel and glass environment.

Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, external marina (depicted, town).Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, External War Gogs (depicted, City)

Dr. Albert Sabin, seated at a microscope in 1962. He developed an oral polio vaccine that was cheaper and more effective than the earlier Salk vaccine. He refused to patent the medicine, making it inexpensive and widely used, which contributed to the elimination of the disease in many parts of the world (BSLOC_2020_2_31)

Labor Inspectorate Photo Collection. 9x12 test setup laboratory. undated

New Drug Discovered By British Scientists -- In the laboratories of the Imperial Chemical Industries at Blackley, Manchester. A chemist working on the development of the manufacturing process of the new drug Antrycide. The details of a new drug discovered by British scientists has now been announced by the Colonial Office, London. The drug, known as Antrycide, is the product of four years of research work by scientists of Imperial Chemical Industries, and is a cure and a protection against all f

Frank Hirosama i.e., Hirosawa in laboratory, Ansel Adams

Filling glass tubes. A fire extinguisher.

Vintage Photograph. Male researcher writing in a diary in a laboratory

Leon the cocktail ***** who will be in ***** of the American Bar at the new tons the ball to the *****. Misc-Drinking - Cocktails. December 31, 1937.

Photo collection Government information service. Rijkspolitie, investigation. undated

Mr. Magnen, Vice-Chairman of the "Physique Nucleaire" of the College of France has invented with the aid of his collaborator Mr. Chanson, the first "Protonic" microscope. This machine is similar to the electronic microscope, but deffers from the latter by the fact that the shot which is used is the "Proton" and the optical deviation is Electrostatic instead of magnetic. This machine which obtains an enlargement of 500,00 times, will unable to study, amongst others, the microbes of diseases which up to this date one had not been able to detect. March 21, 1952.

Vintage photograph. Dr. Edward Tompkins demonstrates one of the remote control operations.

Candlepower Beats Nuclear Fission -- The boundless energy of the atom is useless in face of the electricians' strike, and scientists resort to the old-fashioned candle to install an atomic energy machine at the Engineering and Marine Exhibition at Olympia, London, to-night (Tuesday). The machine, which appears on the Shell-Mex and B.P. Limited stand, will demonstrate the use of radio-active isotopes for the investigation of engine wear. (Latest official estimates said that 5,000 electricians would be on strike by Monday). September 01, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Anefo photo collection. Opening of the Central Research Laboratory of Brocodas Stheeman in Haarlem through His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard. January 9, 1959

Penicillin Past, Present and Future- the Development and Production of Penicillin, England, 1943.

Beryllium laboratory, chemical etching , Armories, Ordnance industry, Laboratories, Machinery, Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center U.S.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Vintage photograph. Prior to clinical investigation, an elixir is put through this intricate filtration press.

Interior view of text room through window showing technician testing surface drying rates of artists' oil paints with the sand testing machine , Paints & varnishes, Research, Processes & techniques, Scientific equipment, Laboratories. The Massachusetts WPA Federal Art Project Photograph Collection

Italy. piemonte. monterosa. scientific institute a.mosso. 1900-1910.

Qualitative Analysis Laboratory

Photo collection Government information service. Municipal police, investigation. December 16, 1971

The wireless transmitter, in watertight container, is loaded by technical assistants. The timing device is the common alarm clock. cut-off mechanism for releasing the parachute, and the sand release for controlling level *****.Britain's atomic ***** led by Nobel prize winner Professor C.F. Powell, are planning to explore 25 miles into the stratosphere in the search for the slusive meson - the atomic particle too tiny to be seen with any microscope, that mey hold the clue to the mysterious binding force of the atom nucleus. November 25, 1950. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

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Frank Hirosama i.e., Hirosawa in laboratory. Ansel Adams's Photographs of Japanese-American Internment at Manzanar.

Photo collection Government information service. Museums, investigations, paintings, central laboratory. undated

Science On The Side Of Justice -- A poison investigation goes on in the chemical laboratory of the Forensic Science Laboratory, Bristol. Director Parkes is making a test for presence of morphine in organs from a human body; the last stage in a complicated search. December 29, 1947. (Photo by Topical Press).

Scientist testing oil samples in a laboratory

Laboratory Of Pharmacy. University Of Florence. Tuscany. Italy. 1964

Radio (General) - Radio. March 8, 1955. (Photo by Daily Express Photograph).

Detective Alan Clarke at work.... He is using the £250 comparison microscope which permits examination of two bullets simultaneously. January 23, 1952.

Vintage Photograph. Instructor in the Metallurgy Laboratory at Stevens Institute of Technology introducing a student to the 60,000 pound Universal Testing machine

Photo collection Government information service. Series Print Anefo RVD Own Without Caption. Collection of photo collection Government information service own, photo number 156-0592. 1956

Zoological Division, Bureau of Animal Industry US Deptartment of Agriculture, Beltsville Maryland.. Photographs. 1935. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

Institut Pasteur, US Researchers. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

pilota all'esame dell'emotività, 1930

Carling (Lorraine) Project. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Charles Herbert Best (1899-1978) in the laboratory in 1960 with assistant (left) Canadian physiologist who assisted Banting to isolate Insulin (1921) Also discovered Choline and Histaminase

Male scientist working in a chemical laboratory

Boy performing an experiment in a chemistry laboratory

Vintage Photograph. Two men in general electric lab for research and experiments for better working conditions relating to air

Institut Pasteur, US Researchers. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Image of an employee of the Keuringsbureau of the N.S. (Concordiastraat) in Utrecht during research into the weathering of paint pictures using a microscope.

Toolmaker's microscope reveals minute details of shape and form in shadowed mirror. The microscope shows exact amount of wear in tools and guages. June 27, 1942.;Toolmaker's microscope reveals minute details of shape and form in shadowed mirror. The microscope shows exact amount of wear in tools and guages.

SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING - Scottish bacteriologist at work in his laboratory.

Naval Stores - Florida. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Female scientist working in a chemical engineering laboratory, Germany, 1935

Dr. George Bancroft at Central Cancer Research Labs, studying glycogen using a Warburg nanometer in 1931.

International Union of Railways (UIC) kongress - 1960

Pupils at the Department of Photography at the Royal Institute of Technology for Helmer Bäckström was professor.

Elsevier photo collection. Commissioning leak-dinner water pipe Bergambacht Queen Juliana. looks purified leakage water laboratory microscope. ir. A.J. Gurok, director Hague dune water pipe. November 29, 1955. Bergambacht

The Royal Observatory- Everyday Life at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, London, England, UK, 1945.

Dr. Benjamin Duggar - Personality. July 01, 1952.

Sam the Monkey After His Ride In The Little Joe 2 Spacecraft

Vintage photograph. Technician placing blood sample in centrifuge

Anefo photo collection. Laboratories from the University of Amsterdam. Laboratory at the Muiderraf. April 23, 1971. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Blood plasma being produced by medical scientists.

British Contributions To Tropical Health -- As the effect on the liver is of great importance in many tropical diseases, the physiology workers at the Liverpool School of tropical medicine are studying this in great detail. Here, Dr. W.H. Andrews (left) and his assistant Mrs. Yvonne Cane are setting up the apparatus which he has designed for experiments on the effects of the anaemia caused by malaria in the liver. The chemical effects of the disease are reproduced artificially by feeding various gases into the blood stream (the controls are on the right), and results are recorded by delicate apparatus on the left, which Dr. Andrews is here adjusting. May 1, 1951. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

The Employment of Women in Britain, 1914-1918 Women working in the laboratory of a chemical works of Brunner Mond & Co. Ltd., Northwich, Manchester, September 1918.

Paul G. Hoffman ECA Administrator Visits the SIFA (Streptomycin Plant). Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Pupils at the Department of Photography at the Royal Institute of Technology for Helmer Bäckström was professor.

Vintage Photograph. Glass blower at work.

Vintage Photograph. Soil Laboratory, Reading the results of soil test.

Palermo National Institute of Nuclear Physics: technicians examing the radioactivity of a Saharian dust.

Laboratory Techniques - All States. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Poll photo collection. Israel 1948-1949: Rehovot. Dr. Joseph Jaffe employed at the Weizmann-Institute of Science in Rehovot (Rechowoth) with a device that measures interference between liquids. January 1, 1948. Israel, Rehovot

Lab setup with notebook and pen

Elsevier photo collection. Exhibition "Working atoms" atomic peaceful application, left main entrance Juliana Pavilion Jaarbeurs Utrecht. 2500 Curie Cobalt 60 range radiation equipment. February 28, 1966. Utrecht (city)

The picture was taken between 1965 and 1971 and shows a photographic impression of everyday life in this period of the GDR. Berlin (East), Germany, Europe

Anefo photo collection. Assignment Haagse Post: Lord Gerritsen, Arts Olgv. August 13, 1969

Scientist looking into microscope and writing in notebook

Anefo photo collection. Exhibition "Judaica" in Waaggebouw, Jewish manual art. July 13, 1964

Historic photo, chemists, ca. 1920

Historic photo, pharmacist, ca. 1915

Woman scientist ca. between 1909 and 1923.

studio insetti per disinfestazione, 1940

Weighing Of Brilliants. 1959

As Salk's assistant, Dr. Bazeley handles the jars of polio virus. June 29, 1955. (Photo by Massar; Hare).

Percy Julian, African American chemist, c. 1940s. At the Glidden Company, he designed methods for extracting soy protein on an industrial scale. In the 1940s he developed processes for large scale manufacture of synthetic human hormones for medical use (BSLOC_2016_10_12)

Verona Hail Centre: measurements with anemometers, meters for measuring wind speed.

Anefo photo collection. Sterovita Opening Laboratories Breukelen. November 2, 1954. Breukelen

S63-19199 (4 Dec. 1959) --- Sam, the Rhesus monkey, and his handler after his ride in the Little Joe 2 (LJ-2) spacecraft. He is still encased in his contour couch. A U.S. Navy destroyer safely recovered Sam after he experienced three minutes of weightlessness during the flight.

New Drug Discovered By British Scientists -- Girl members of the staff examining the blood of infected mice during research work on the new drug in the laboratories of Imperial Chemical Industries at Blackley, Manchester. Details of a new drug discovered by British scientists have now been announced by the Colonial Office, London. The drug, known as Antrycide, is the product of four years of research work by scientists of Imperial Chemical Industries, and is a cure and a protection against all f

scienze, laboratorio per preparazione del ddt anti malaria, 1946

Skiopticon image from the Department of Photography at the Royal Institute of Technology. Use by Professor Helmer Bäckström as teaching material. Bäckström was Sweden's first professor in photography at the Royal Institute of Technology 1948-1958. Optische Anstal C. P. Goerz, Berlin.

Prof. Lacassagne. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Part Of The Battle Against Polio-Dr. P. L. Bazeley, research associate of Dr. Jones E. Salk in the anti-polio vaccine program at the University of Pittsburgh, watches Leroy Hall process monkey kidneys for use in vaccine preparation. The monkey kidneys provide a nesting place for polio virus until ready for mixture in the vaccine. The result of last year's mass innoculation will be made public Tuesday. April 10, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Anefo photo collection. Komet Iyeya-Seki, on September 8, 1965 discovered by Japanese amateur-astronomers Karou Ikeya and Tsutomu Seki, would be visible to the sky. Dr. Namba observes at the Observatory in Utrecht. October 21, 1965. Utrecht, Utrecht

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