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The first successful transformation of carbon to diamond took place 12/16/1954 at GE Research Lab in Schenectady, NY
A symposium commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first repeatable diamond synthesis will take place Thursday, December 16, 2004 at the Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Provo
Symposium begins at 9:00 am
Leaders of the diamond industry from all over the globe will be attending and speaking
Public is welcome to attend at no charge--attendees must register at www.htracyhall.org

For questions or comments contact Francis Leany at 801 358-1028


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H. Tracy Hall's part in the first diamond synthesis

   
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  The Team that worked on "Project Superpresssure" The GE Research Lab in Schenectady, N.Y. Cheney and Strong with Birdsboro Press The Birdsboro Press  
           
 


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  H. Tracy Hall in 1955 Dr. Hall in 1955 Drs. Hall and Wentorf with the belt apparatus  
           
 
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  The "Belt" Apparatus The Watson-Stillman press. Robert Wentorf and Tracy Hall Photomicrograph of the first synthesized diamond X-ray spectrograph of the first diamond