Two
showcases in the foyer of the
'Viktor-Franz-Hess-Building' and two in
the anteroom of auditorium A present a
collection of historical physical
instruments from the beginning of the
experimental physics at the University
of Innsbruck - starting with the first
purchase of instruments in 1763 - to
the year 1963. The exhibits give a
review on 200 years of physics, showing
the development of the experimental
physics in Innsbruck from the
'Armarium' to the 'Physikalische
Cabinet', the 'Physikalische Institut'
and today's 'Institut für Experimentalphysik'.
The picture to the left shows a
Zamboni Pendulum (electric 'perpetuum
mobile'), which was in operation from
1823 to 1970.
How
to visit:
exhibits in the foyer from monday to
friday, 8:00 to appprox. 19:00
exhibits in anteroom of auditorium A:
please contact the secretariate (phone
6302) or A.
Denoth (phone 6317).