A season for crying in the chapel

Article Abstract:

Henry VI laid the foundation stone of King's College, Cambridge in 1446. In the 60's the chapel was altered to accommodate Rubens 'The Adoration of the Magi,' a gift from Major A.E. Allnatt. Its initial position obscured the finely carved organ screen which dates from the 1530's. In 1964 it was moved to the east end under a design prepared by architect Sir Martyn Beckett. Levelling the floor uncovered skeletons but no record was kept of them.

Planning, Buildings and facilities, Architecture, Works, University of Cambridge. King's College, Rubens, Peter Paul

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Automating the Laboratory

Article Abstract:

Philips has introduced an automated laboratory system which samples and identifies data as well as manages reporting and archiving. Philips Automated Laboratory Management (PALM) can be tailored to precise application needs. A DEC PDP 11 is the microprocessor used for this system.

Microprocessor, Laboratories, Microprocessors, Fully Automated, Data Analysis, Data Acquisition Systems

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Some nerve

Article Abstract:

Some art experts believe that the term avante-garde is itself an anachronism when used in art or fashion. People are no longer challenged by what they see after being desensitized by movies, the media, and the violent occurrences in everyday life.

Methods, Analysis, Fashion and art, Art and fashion, Pop art, Avant-garde (Aesthetics), Avant-garde

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