Photographs (F), videos (V) and three-dimensional representations (3D) were used for the exhibition. These media are used as the main illustrations of the exhibition objects (H) or as supplementary material (E). The following references distinguish between these media types and uses. After the respective authorship, the method of use (H/E/HE for both) appears in brackets, followed by the media type or media types (F/V/3D) after a colon.

Most of the illustrations were newly created for the exhibition by the Media Production department in the Campus Services unit at KIT. The authors are listed below.

Bramsiepe, Amadeus and Zilius, Jonas: Object 2 (H: F, 3D), Object 7 (H: F, 3D), Object 9 (E: F), Object 10 (HE: F), Object 11 (HE: F), Object 12 (H: F), Object 13 (H: F), Object 14 (HE: F), object 16 (HE: F), object 17 (HE: F), object 18 (HE: F), object 19 (E: F, 3D), object 20 (H: F, 3D, E: F), object 21 (HE: F), object 22 (E: F, 3D), object 23 (HE: F), object 24 (H: F, E: F, 3D), object 25 (HE: F), object 26 (HE: F), object 29 (HE: F), object 30 (H: F), object 31 (HE: F), object 32 (HE: F), object 33 (HE: F), object 36 (H: F, 3D), object 37 (H: F), object 38 (H: F), object 39 (H: F, 3D), object 40 (HE: F), (object 41 (H: F), object 43 (H: F), object 46 (H: F), object 48 (H: F, 3D, E: F), object 51 (H: F), object 53 (HE: F), object 54 (H: F), object 55 (HE: F), object 57 (HE: F), object 58 (HE: F), object 59 (H: F), object 60 (E: F), object 61 (HE: F), object 62 (H: F, E: 3D), object 64 (HE: F), object 65 (HE: F), object 66 (HE: F), object 67 (H: F, 3D, E: F), object 68 (HE: F), object 71 (H: F), object 72 (H: F), object 74 (E: F), object 77 (HE: F), object 78 (E: F), object 80 (H: F), object 81 (H: F), object 83 (HE: F), object 84 (H: F, 3D), object 86 (H: F), object 88 (HE: F), object 89 (H: F), object 90 (H: F, 3D), object 91 (H: F), object 92 (HE: F), object 93 (H: F, 3D), object 94 (HE: F), object 95 (H: F), object 96 (HE: F), object 97 (H: F), object 98 (H: F).

Breig, Markus: Object 85 (HE: F).

Prevete, Ricardo: object 26 (HE: F.)

Zilius, Jonas: see Bramsiepe.

The videos for objects 56, 69 and 70 were created by Tatjana Schwarzbeck and Adrian Yass from the Overall Communication Department in the Staff and Strategy Service Unit at KIT.

Other photographs shown in the exhibition were taken by the persons named below.

Andres, Harald: Object 59 (E: F).

Bauer (no first name): Object 47 (E: F), Object 50 (E: F).

Bauer, Erich: object 43 (E: F), object 50 (E: F).

Bauer, Karl: object 39 (E: F), object 50 (E: F).

Burger, Wilhelm: object 39 (E: F).

Cardenas, Rafael: object 88 (E: F).

Czech, Hubert: object 24 (E: F), object 73 (H: F).

Deck, Uli: object 88 (E: F).

Donecker, Rolf: Object 42 (E: F), Object 74 (E: F).

Ulrike Faulhaber: Object 66 (E: F).

Laurson, Ilse: object 38 (E: F), object 47 (E: F), object 50 (E: F).

Müller-Klink, Joachim: object 78 (E: F).

Nippert, Klaus: Object 36 (E: F).

Reichert, H./Heinrich: Object 38 (E: F), Object 43 (E: F), Object 50 (E: F).

SBL (abbreviation of photographs available on the internet): Object 28 (E: F).

Schlitz (no first name): Object 40 (E: F).

Schüler, Gerhard: object 69 (H: F).

Seeland, Bernd: object 98 (E: F).

Stengel, Andrea: object 86 (E: F).

Waibel, Alexander: Object 84 (E: FV).

Zimmermann, Adrian: Object 90 (E: F).

Many of the pictures shown in the exhibition were taken by the photography department at the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center and the Karlsruhe Research Center and are kept in the KIT archive. As a rule, there is no proof of authorship for these photographs. In addition, photographs from the KIT photo library that are not kept in the KIT archive were used, for which there is also no proof of authorship. In both cases, it can be assumed that the exploitation rights to these photographs, all of which were taken by employees of the Center and KIT, are held by KIT. Proof can be found with the respective images.

Further images from the KIT archive have been used whose authorship could not be determined. In many cases, it is likely that copyrights and exploitation rights have expired.

Owners of rights who have not been approached for remuneration are invited to contact the KIT Archive and assert claims for appropriate remuneration.

The exhibition texts were written by the authors indicated. The views they express do not necessarily correspond to those of the curators.

Unless otherwise stated, the texts on the objects are by Andrea Stengel(as) and Klaus Nippert(kn).

In-depth comments or texts on the objects have been added by the following persons:

Albayrak, Mikail: On the development of the AK-1 (commentary on object 75).

Asfour, Tamim: Humanoid robot (text on object 82).

Becker, Michael E. and Wöhler, Henning: From the carrot to the flat screen... (commentary on object 24).

Birn, Marco: On the introduction of women's studies in Germany (commentary on object 28).

Bockhorn, Henning: Hans Bunte's work for research and technical development (commentary on object 29).

Görke, Winfried: On the functioning of the learning matrix (commentary on object 56).

Guhl, Anton F.: Two views on denazification (commentary on object 52).

Ders.: On the role of student protest in the Steinbuch case (commentary on object 100).

Kind, Matthias: On the role of chemical engineering (commentary on object 38).

Kunze, Rolf-Ulrich: Scope for action in the dictatorship (commentary on object 44).

Männig, Maria: Media innovation: Lichtbildervortrag (commentary on object 21).

Mönnich, Michael: The periodic table of elements and the Karlsruhe Chemists' Congress (commentary on object 11).

Möser, Kurt: Hydrogen as an alternative energy source for private transportation (commentary on object 67).

Nick, Peter: see Puchta.

Popplow, Marcus: Drawings in engineering (comment on object 23).

Puchta, Holger and Nick, Peter: Karlsruhe as the cradle of genetics (commentary on object 12).

Rotert, Michael: Contemporary witness report (commentary on object 78).

Sattelmacher, Anja: Modern models (commentary on object 20).

Savio, Enrico: Redtenbacher's work in the context of intellectual history (commentary on object 17).

Scharenberg, Swantje: On the conception of the Karlsruhe university stadium (commentary on object 40).

Schulz, Joachim: Use of the LIGA process for the production of micro-components (commentary on object 69).

Sóti, Zsolt: The Karlsruhe Nuclide Map - Insights into History (commentary on object 60).

Valerius, Kathrin: Precision scales for the lightest elementary particles (text on object 85).

Weindel, Anja: Results of a search for meaning (commentary on object 68).

Wöhler, Henning: see Becker.

Zwick, Thomas: Freedom of research 140 years ago (commentary on object 22).