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Let’s Party!

JAN 01, 2017
January 2017 Photos of the Month
NBLA Staff

Happy 2017 from the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives; we hope you had a relaxing and enjoyable holiday season! We’re ringing in the new year by bringing you our favorite photographs of physicists kicking back and celebrating birthdays, accomplishments, and special occasions with parties!

Featured this month are some familiar faces at our very own Niels Bohr Library dedication celebration in New York City, a few birthday parties of notable physicists, and even a snapshot taken at a Golden Days party in Fairbanks, Alaska.

If you’re interested in viewing more photographs of celebrations from our many image collections, please browse our images of parties and birthday parties .

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