Testing Electronic Components | Historic Pittsburgh

1935/1980

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Title
Testing Electronic Components
Identifier
MSP285.B021.F10.I08
Source Identifier
MSP285.B021.F10.I08
Description
Description on the back of the photograph reads, “Test equipment for high-temperature printed electronic components.” Mellon Institute was formed in 1913 by Andrew and Richard B. Mellon in memory of their father, Judge Thomas Mellon, to investigate problems within the fundamental and applied natural sciences, and to stimulate research, train scientists, and create advantages for industry. All of this was accomplished through the industrial fellowship plan conceived by its’ founder, Robert Kennedy Duncan. Research was conducted by personnel working under fellowships sponsored by various industries. The private companies paid for the time and expenses of the employees and researchers, while keeping the rights and profits from the new products or processes. The researcher pictured may have been working for a fellowship sponsored by one of the companies. In 1967 Mellon Institute merged with Carnegie Institute of Technology to form Carnegie Mellon University.
Genre
photographs
Subject
Mellon Institute (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Laboratories--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.
Test facilities--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh.
Source
Allegheny Conference on Community Development Photographs, 1892-1981, MSP 285, Library and Archives Division, Senator John Heinz History Center
Contributor
Detre Library & Archives, Heinz History Center
Collection
Allegheny Conference on Community Development Photographs
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