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The Pauli Archive is a collection of the scientific books, reports, reprints, correspondence and manuscripts of the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Wolfgang Pauli (1900-1958). The collection contains some photographs and various personal items such as his awards and the baptismal cup given to him by his godfather Ernst Mach. Subjects discussed include physics and wider philosophical, psychological and epistemological issues.

The archives of William Lock cover the period of his career at CERN. They include files concerning collaborations between CERN and other countries, organisations and laboratories; staff, associates and fellowships; administration and finance; management of CERN’s scientific programme, etc. The collection includes: Minutes of - Nuclear Physics Committee (NPRC) 1 – 70 - SPS and PS experiments Committee (SPSC) - Intersecting Storage-Rings Committee (ISRC) - LEP Machine Advisory Committee (LMAC) - Visiting Scientists Committee (VSC) - Fellowship Selection Committee (FSC) - CERN-DI 1 - 260 - Consultative Committee on Employment Conditions (CCEC) 3 – 54 - Senior Staff Advisory Committee (SSAC) 1 - 19 Budgets and Finance documents Documents relating to personnel, fellows and visitors Correspondence, chronofiles Papers relating to various schools and conferences Documents of the - European Committee for Future Accelerators (ECFA) - International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA) - Electronic Experiments Committee (EEC) - Nuclear Physics Division - Emulsion Committee (including Emulsion Group NP-3155-1 to NP-3155-2311) Directorate, Executive Board (CERN-EB 32 to 83) and Management Board (CERN-MB 1 to 62) Reports, notes, agreements, procedures, protocols, user's guides, press, annual reports, memoranda, reviews, administrative circulars and papers for the Director-General * Files about relations with member and non-member states from 1962 to 1993, particularly the USSR (including correspondence with the Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP) at Serpukhov and Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) at Dubna)