Ruby Payne-Scott - Gallery

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Payne-Scott, Alec Little (middle) and "Chris" Christiansen at the Potts Hill Reservoir Division of Radiophysics field station in about 1948. Payne-Scott and Little were working on observations of the Sun at 97 MHz using the newly constructed swept-lobe interferometer. ATNF Historical Photographic Archive - B14315. Used with permission.
International Union of Radio Science conference at the University of Sydney, photo likely taken 11 August 1952. Front row (left to right): "Chris" Christiansen, F. Graham Smith (UK), Bernard Y. Mills, Steven F. Smerd, C.A. Shain, R. Hanbury Brown (UK), Ruby Payne-Scott, Alec Little, Marc Laffineur (France) and John G. Bolton. Second row: Paul Wild, J.L. Steinberg, James V. Hindman, Frank J. Kerr, C.A. Muller (Netherlands) and O. Bruce Slee. Third row: Charles S. Higgins, J.P. Hagen (USA) and Harold I. Ewen (USA). Back row: J.H. Piddington, Eric R. Hill and Lou W. Davies. Unless otherwise noted, individuals are Australian. ATNF Historical Photographic Archive: B2842-43. Used with permission.

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