The Swiss Institute for Nuclear Research SIN

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Focusing on the Swiss Institute for Nuclear Research (SIN), the narrative explores its establishment in 1968 and integration into the Paul Scherrer Institute in 1988. Set against a backdrop where physics was pivotal for progress, SIN's founding exemplified Switzerland's bold vision. The book highlights SIN's remarkable achievements relative to global counterparts and its significant impact on both Swiss and international scientific policy, illustrating the institute's unique role in advancing nuclear research and its broader implications for society.