Richard Edward (Dick) Taylor,
professor emeritus of physics at Stanford
University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, was an early user of the 2-mile-long
linear accelerator at SLAC
and carried out experiments that earned him and his colleagues from MIT the 1990 Nobel Prize in Physics.
A towering figure, both physically and professionally, Dick was an integral part of life at SLAC for decades...
As a way of celebrating and remembering him, we share a collection of "Dick Taylor
Stories," sometimes funny, serious, casual, profound... or somewhere in between.
From Art McDonald My first meeting with Dick Taylor was back in the late 70’s...
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From Doug Bryman In December, 1994 Dick participated in the celebration of
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From the Wake For Dick Taylor, April 25, 2018
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From Achim Stahl Together with my friends from Bonn, Ariane Frey and Jochen (Joe) Schwiening
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Photo: Dick Taylor, Stanford University Archives photo
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