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Articles by Joanna Behrman

R. W. Wood in shirt sleeves and a waistcoat and tie with his mosaic replica diffraction grating, circa 1938.

Pipes, Poems, and Physics

USS Kane

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Harold Urey schoolhouse

POTM: Back to School

Optimism and Other Poems

Meggers with family

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Remembering the Trinity Test, Seventy-Five Years Later

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