Latest issue – Vol. 55 (2023), No. 1
Highlights:
- AIP’s Emerging Vision for History Programs Informed by New Report
- Oral History Program Update
- Helleman Fellow Michiel Bron Explores the History of Energy
- Documenting String Theory’s History on the AIP Helleman Graduate Research Fellowship
- Featured Oral History Interview: Mario Amzel
- Antarctic Research in the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives
- History Comes to PhysCon
- Émilie du Châtelet for a Day
- For a Tribute and for History: The Historical Astronomy Division’s Obituary Program
- Interview with Science Writer Dana D’Amico
- Velikovsky, Einstein, and Hartley: The Scientific Community’s Role in Legitimizing Knowledge
- Documentation Preserved
- Friends of the Center for History of Physics
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