This Day in Michigan History: MSU became leader in nuclear physics

On this day in Michigan history, October 7, 1965, Michigan State University’s new Cyclotron Laboratory accelerated its first beam of atomic particles.

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This Day in Michigan History: MSU became leader in nuclear physics

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