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Grants-in-aid
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Maurice A. Biot
Fund, the Victor and Joy Wouk Grant-in-Aid, and other
funds provided by the Archives offer research assistance up
to $2000 to use the collections of the Archives of the California
Institute of Technology. Applications will be accepted from
students working towards a graduate degree or from established
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 The
Beckman Room Exhibit
Arnold Orville Beckman
came to Caltech in 1923. Within a few years,
he earned his PhD, joined the Caltech faculty,
invented the
pH meter
, and left to launch an industrial empire. In the same
period, Caltech laid the foundation for the
great institution it was to become. The exhibits
in the Beckman Room introduce us to this history
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What's Old |
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The
Reading Room Exhibit
 The
Archives Reading Room, where scholars and other
qualified researchers study Archives' materials,
features an exhibit of scientific instruments
and other Archives treasures ranging from an ancient
Egyptian plumb bob to twentieth-century experimental
apparatus.
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