New projects in the ZGS buildings

What the author proposes to do is to conduct a walk through the buildings and show a number of pictures of the activities, both old and new. The people who stayed at Argonne turned to new tasks so that the organization continued to be productive. The ZGS buildings did not stand empty, but were used in a variety of new programs reflecting the wide capability and ingenuity of the Argonne staff. Three conclusions can be drawn from this tour. The first is that the termination of a program like the ZGS has an up as well as a down side; it provides resources and opportunities for work in new research areas. The second is the contribution that the assets of the terminated program make to the continuation of the Laboratory. The ZGS facilities were able to serve a variety of new Argonne programs. Finally, everything depends on having a staff of people who can see and exploit unique opportunities to further the US R and D activities