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R is for Rarity

Splicing the Cable

Past & Present: Connecting the Public With Einstein's Theory of Relativity

Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707-1788)

Q&A with a Book Donor

A Tale of Two Editions

Harvard Project Physics: The Role of History in Science Curriculum

The JLMs of Ex Libris Universum

The GHIs of Ex Libris Universum

The DEFs of Ex Libris Universum

The ABCs of Ex Libris Universum

Pierre-Simon Laplace Speaks

Banned Books Week: Galileo’s Dialogue

Welcome to Ex Libris Universum, where we delve into the amazing history of physics collections of the Niels Bohr Library & Archives.

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A Visual Walk Through the Fundamentals
Beat the Heat with Liquid Nitrogen
Remembering the Trinity Test, Seventy-Five Years Later
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Einstein and Humanism
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R is for Rarity
Strong Bonds: Friendships in Physics
Sau Lan Wu: Particle Physicist
Splicing the Cable

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