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New Websites
in the History of Physics and Allied Fields
We periodically comb
the web for resources in history of physics and allied fields. Our newest
finds have been listed here, and also added to our extensive list at
www.aip.org/history/web-link.htm.
If you would like to suggest a link, please let
us know!
Antique
Spectacles and Other Vision Aids
Breaking
Through: A Century of Physics at Berkeley: 1868-1968
The
Online Archive of California
Oaister
- (Open Archive harvester)
Frank
Oppenheimer
There's
Plenty of Room at the Bottom - An Invitation to Enter a New Field of
Physics, by Richard P. Feynman
Richard
Feynman: The Douglas Robb Memorial Lecture (video)
Quantum
Physics Online (simulated experiments and demonstrations)
Transistor
Museum
Transistor
History
CIRES
History (Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences
University of Colorado at Boulder)
History
of Physics at Oxford
Nuclear
Medicine
National
Museum of Nuclear Science and History
History
of CalTech
Raymond
Davis Solar Neutrino Experiments with historical press releases and
video
Interview
with John N. Bahcall
A
Neutrino Timeline
History
of detection efforts for gravity waves
Rutgers
Cyclotron History photo tour
History
of the RIKEN cyclotron
Who
Was Ernest O. Lawrence?
History
of GE Cyclotron unit
World
Year of Physics 2005 from Europe
World
Year of Physics 2005 from the U.S.
Franklin
Tercentenary for 2006
The
Trial of Galileo
Early
electric, magnetic & related medical instruments at the Bakken Museum
Early
Vacuum Technology
Robert
Boyle
A
History of physics (ancient to 19th century) from the Catholic Encyclopedia
Newton's
Bucket and other
topics in history of mathematical physics from St. Andrews
Physics
instruments (mostly 19th century) in the schools & University of
Sassari, Sardinia
19th
Century Physics from VictorianWeb
Osborne
Reynolds (as in the number)
Timeline
of Nobel Prize Winners
Linus
Pauling and the Nature of the Chemical Bond
History
of Radiation Geophysics
History
of Stanford Physics dept.
History
of the Acoustical Society of America
Images
of physicists on postage stamps
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