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| In 1961 the '''Nuclear Physics Research Committee''' ('''NPRC''') was aimed to define and arrange the experimental nuclear physics research programme of CERN on the [[Proton Synchrotron]] (PS) and the [[Synchro-Cyclotron (CERN)|Synchro-Cyclotron]] (SC) machines.
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| | | [[Nuclear Physics Research Committee]] |
| The NPRC was formed from representatives of three committees :
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| * [[Electronic Experiment Committee]] (EEC) : Commonly called the Physics I Committee, considered and chose proposals for experiments using electronic counters and spark chambers.
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| * [[Track Chamber Committee]] (TCC) : Commonly called the Physics II Committee, considered and selected proposals for experiments using the bubble chambers at CERN : the 2 m hydrogen chamber (HBC-200), the 81 cm hydrogen chamber (HBC-81) and the heavy liquid chamber (HLBC).
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| * [[Emulsion Experiments Committee]] (EmC) : Commonly called the Physics III Committee, which groups the former Emulsion Experiments Committee and Nuclear Structure Committee considered and selected proposals for experiments using nuclear emulsions and experiments into nuclear structure.
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| The last meeting of the NPRC was held on the 3 December 1975. The NPRC became the [[Research Board]], whose first meeting was held on 15 December 1975.
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| [[Category:Scientific committees]]
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| [[Category:1961–1965: Entities established during Victor Weisskopf's mandate]]
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| [[Category:Entities discontinued in 1975]]
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