Pupin Physics Laboratories
Pupin Physics Laboratories is home to the Physics Department.
The building is a National Historic Landmark due to the advances in nuclear research made there during the Manhattan Project to develop the first nuclear weapon. It is connected to the university tunnels, from which one can occasionally access the Manhattan Project's leftover cyclotron and other historic research facilities.
The current entrance to Pupin is on the 5th floor. The original entryway was on the first floor, but got blocked by the construction of Dodge in the 1960's. The entryway smells like chlorine because Uris Pool has an exit stairway leading into Pupin's entry for some reason.
The Rutherford Observatory is on top of Pupin, but the night sky in New York is usually too bright for it to be used. Instead, astronomy types have to head to the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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