The Web Lecture Archive Project is a joint venture between the UM-ATLAS Collaboratory Project, the University of Michigan Media Union, and CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. Its goal is to implement this electronic archival system for slide-based presentations on the Internet.

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Archive Highlights University of Michigan   § Center for Advancement of Clinical Research Series     --  Clinical Research Grand Rounds (2004)     --  Clinical Research Grand Rounds (2003)     --  Clinical Regulatory Education Series (2003)   § Saturday Morning Physics   § The Grid: The Future of HEP Computing?   § 2001: A Spacetime Odyssey (via MCTP)   § UM - CERN REU Student Presentations CERN Events   § Bringing the Web to America   § Veltman Nobel Lecture   § Lillestol   § Maiani CERN Summer Student Lectures   § 2001, 2000, 1999 ATLAS   § US ATLAS Brookhaven Meeting   § ATLAS Computing Tutorials   § Geant4, CMT, Athena   § DAQ-1 Back-end LHC   § Software Training   § C++ for Physicists   § Dismantling LEP CERN Academic Training Lectures   § 2000, 2001 CERN Seminars and Colloquia    § Detector Description

Recent Additions Rome ATLAS Workshop Tucson North American ATLAS Workshop October Freiburg ATLAS Plenary ATLAS Tutorial on Analysis Tools ATLAS Tutorial on the Physics EDM & Tools Saturday Morning Physics Imes to Moore ATLAS Tutorial on Monte Carlo Event Generators ATLAS Plenary Sessions (June 2004) Clinical Research Grand Rounds (2004) APS April Meeting Plenary Sessions

1999 Nobel Prize Recipient Martinus Veltman speaks on "Hiding Infintiies"

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