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S.R. Bahadur
S.R. Bahadur

Self - Engineer

Bivash Ranjan Behera
Bivash Ranjan Behera

Self - Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Pritam Chand
Pritam Chand

Self - Technician

Bishambar Das
Bishambar Das

Self - Technician

Mohan Lal Garg
Mohan Lal Garg

Self - Biophysicist

Inder Mani Govil
Inder Mani Govil

Self - Physicist

Harnam Singh Hans
Harnam Singh Hans

Self - Physicist

Tripti Hans
Tripti Hans

Self

Rajbir Kaur
Rajbir Kaur

Self - PhD candidate

Ashok Kumar
Ashok Kumar

Self - Physicist

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    A film about the world's oldest functional particle accelerator and the people who keep it running today.

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    2020-09-16

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