Research Facility Closed by Explosion Reopens
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Stanford University’s Linear Accelerator Center is back in operation after a major electrical explosion closed the center and severely injured a worker, officials said.
A $177-million machine known as the “B factory” will be started by week’s end. Smaller accelerators are already running.
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