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Opening Address.- Opening Address.- Welcome Address.- Welcome Address.- Cyclotron Status Reports.- Summary Talk on Cyclotrons.- Status Report on the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility.- Status Report on S. I.N..- The Status of TRIUMF.- Report on the CERN SC Improvement Programme.- Status of the Nevis Synchrocyclotron.- Cyclotrons of the JINR Laboratory of Nuclear Problems.- Status of the VICKSI Project.- Cyclotron Facilities in Japan.- Status Report of Cyclone.- Status of the 224-cm Variable Energy Cyclotron at Calcutta.- Some Characteristics from Orleans and Liege Cyclotrons.- Bonn Cyclotron Progress Report.- The Osaka University RCNP 230-cm Isochronous Cyclotron.- The Orsay 200-MeV Synchrocyclotron.- The INS 176cm Sector Focusing Cyclotron.- General Design Features of the Warsaw University 200 cm Isochronous Heavy Ion Cyclotron.- New Proposals.- GANIL: A Proposal for a French Heavy Ion Laboratory.- Proposal for a South African National Accelerator Facility for Physics and Medicine.- A Proposed New Injector for the S. I.N. Ring Cyclotron.- Conversion Studies for the Uppsala Synchrocyclotron.- The GANIL Injector.- 150 MeV Proton Medical Cyclotron Design Study.- RF-Systems, Magnets.- Special Aspects of Cyclotron RF Systems.- Design, Construction and Operation of the New CERN SC RF System.- Multipacting Related Processes and RF Breakdown Protection by Using Bias Pulsing at the Nevis Synchrocyclotron.- Design of an RF System for an Open-Sector Cyclotron.- Results of a New Passive RF Stabilizing System.- The GANIL Accelerating System.- TRIUMF RF System Initial Operating Problems and their Solutions.- Absolute Calibration of Dee Voltage by X-Ray Endpoint.- Principles and Performance of the Cee beam stretching system at CERN SC 2.- A New Approach for High Power Solid-State Drivers Used for Wide-Band RF Acceleration.- The S. I.N. Fast Magnetic Field Measuring System.- Measurement and Shimming of the Improved CERN Synchro-Cyclotron Magnet.- Magnet System of the S. I.N. Ring Injector Cyclotron.- Design of Magnets for an Open-Sector Cyclotron.- Magnet Model Studies for Separated-Sector Heavy Ion Cyclotrons.- Magnetic Field Trimming Studies for a Separated-Sector Cyclotron.- Magnetic Field Design and Measurement for the Kurchatov Institute Cyclotron.- Orbit Dynamics, Extraction and Injection, Beam Transfer, Spectrometers.- Beam Transfer Between Accelerators at Cyclotron Facilities.- Novelties in Spectrometers.- Injection in the VICKSI Cyclotron.- The Beam Transport System for the Modified Orsay Synchrocyclotron.- Improving the Energy Resolution of Particle Detection by Proper Beam Matching at JULIC.- Properties of the TRIUMF Cyclotron Beam.- Beam Dynamics in Separate Sector Cyclotrons.- Improved Energy Resolution with the MSU Cyclotron.- Precession Injection in the Delft Isochronous Cyclotron.- Injection and Ejection Systems for the GANIL SSC.- Comparison of Orbit Theories for Separated Sectored Cyclotrons.- Space Charge Effects in the Phase Plane During Injection in a Synchrocyclotron.- Focusing in RF Accelerating Gaps with Asymmetrically Curved Electric Equipotentials.- Cyclotron Centre Region Study and Beam Diagnostic at Orleans Cyclotron.- Modification of the Center Region for Better Beam Quality at JULIC.- The Isochronism in the S. I.N. 590 MeV Ring Cyclotron.- The Extraction System of the Improved CERN Synchrocyclotron.- The Electrostatic Extractor Channel for the S. I.N. 590 MeV Ring Cyclotron.- Beam Transfer Problems on GANIL.- Final Design and Initial Performance of the Nevis Secondary Beam Channel.- The Design, Assembly and Performance of the SIN Beam Transfer Line.- Beam Transport System for the INS 176cm Sector Focusing Cyclotron.- Rotating Wedge Cyclotron Beam Degrader.- A Simple Beam Chopper for T. O.F. Experiments.- On the theory of the Coupling Between Radial Oscillations and H. F. Phase and Energy of Particles in Cyclotrons.- Passage of Integral Resonances in a Cyclotron Kaon Facility.- Beam Extraction System in the Kiev 240-

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The 7th International Cyclotron Conference, In addition to 25 invited papers, a total of held in ZUrich from 19-22 August, 1975, was atten­ 103 papers were submitted for presentation at the ded by 231 registered . participants from 21 different conference. In order to avoid parallel sessions, countries. Visitors came from all 5 continents, only 30 papers were selected for oral presentation. showing the truly international character of the The rest of the papers were displayed, with great so-called cyclotron family. After a slight slump success, in two poster sessions, with the authors around 1970 in science funding in general, it is explaining in detail to interested participants encouraging to see that cyclotrons emerge again their reports. The high-light of the banquet was the with a promising future, rich in applications. For after dinner speech by M. S. Livingston on the history an informal summary of the topics and highlights of of the cyclotron. The hit of the ladies program was this conference, the reader is referred to the back the visit to a local chocolate factory. The rumour inside cover of these proceedings. There Henry goes that some conference participants too preferred Blosser, from Michigan State University, a very this visit to the session talks! active pioneer in the cyclotron field, put down his impressions in a matter of ten minutes after some The list of old-timers who participated in all small pressure from the editor.