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Articles by Corinne Mona

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Working to Preserve The Man Who Weighed the World

We Have Standards!

Setting the Standard

Galaxies: An Interview with Author Or Graur

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Audible realities and phonic fantasies: The first major book on acoustics

Turn on the Lights

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The Uranium Club

Transistors and Pan Am Airlines: Frontiers in History

Oral History Highlights: Should-Have Won-A-Nobel Edition

Journey to the Center of the Earth

Nergis Mavalvala

Wikipedia Dispatches: LGBT Physicists and Astronomers

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Before the War: Women Physicists in the US

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National History Day Interviews: Debate, Diplomacy, and Climate Change

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Archives Are: A Poem

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Supernova: An Interview with Author Or Graur

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Sounds good!

Museum Tour

Grace Hopper

National History Day Interviews: Computing for the Win

Fred Dylla

Scientific Journeys with Author Fred Dylla

What’s So Special About Nuclei and Particles

The Search for Extraterrestrial Life in the Photo Archives

Stories from Black Physicists in Our Collections

R is for Rarity

Q&A with a Book Donor

Hamilton Unboxed!

The DEFs of Ex Libris Universum

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The ABCs of Ex Libris Universum

Sweet Tones and Electrical Experimentation

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