Lillian Hoddeson

Lillian Hoddeson has been Fermilab's historian since 1978 while teaching and conducting research on the History of Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she is the Thomas Siebel Professor of the History of Science.  She has a doctorate in physics from Columbia University and has written books and articles on a wide range of physics topics, most recently True Genius: the Life and Science of John Bardeen.   She has organized three history of particle physics symposia and edited their proceedings.  A Fellow of the American Physical Society, she has served on panels and committees for that society and the American Institute of Physics, the National Science Foundation, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Bell Laboratories.

Adrienne W. Kolb

Adrienne W. Kolb lives in Chicago but dwells within the Fermilab archives. With a degree in 18th-19th century History from the University of New Orleans she entered the new world of 20th century physics.  Her experiences brought her to Fermilab from the research university environments of the University of Texas, the California Institute of Technology and the Los Alamos County Historical Museum.  Upon arrival in 1983, Adrienne joined Fermilab's History Project as the Archivist for the Director's Office.  She has prepared a catalog of the historical collections of the Fermilab archives, presented talks and written papers on the history of Fermilab and the SSC, developed historical exhibitions and collections, and assisted in conference organization and the editing of their proceedings.  She is a member of the Society of American Archivists, the American Physical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Institute of Physics Center for the History of Physics, and the History of Science Society.