Latest issue – Vol. 55 (2023), No. 2
Highlights:
- Ten Years of Teaching Guides and the SPS Interns Who Made Them
- Niels Bohr Library & Archives as a Source for Histories of Egypt’s Science Diplomacy
- Featured Oral History Interview: Gabriela González
- Preserving the Papers of Brazilian Physicist José Leite Lopes
- Christine Ladd-Franklin: An Early Start for Women in Optics
- Interview with Science Writer Kenna Hughes-Castleberry
- The Early Career Conference That Almost Wasn’t—And Then Was
- Unseen Contributors to Atomic Physics
- Japanese Scientists at the Junction of Physics and Chemistry
- The Balancing of Bicycles
- Frontiers in Transistors and Aviation: National History Day
- Capturing the Stars: The Untold History of Women at Yerkes Observatory
- The Present, Past, and Future of History at AIP
- Documentation Preserved
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