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Articles by Sam Holland

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Complementary Colors in the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives

POTM: What's New?

POTM: The letter H

In the Sky with Diamonds: Physics in the 1960s

Photos of the Month: The Yoichiro Nambu (南部 陽一郎) Edition

It's Time to Vote!

The Best Medicine

Fires, Freezers, and Digital Files: Film Preservation Basics

Portrait of E. Margaret Burbidge

The Life of E. Margaret Burbidge

Annie Jump Cannon

The AAS Annie Jump Cannon Award

The Blustine Collection

#1Lib1Ref: A Wikipedia Challenge

Physics in the Family

Emilio Segrè enjoying the outdoors.

The One Where We're Thankful

Participants of the first Pugwash Conference, 1957.

First Things First

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