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Ex Libris Universum
A Visual Walk Through the Fundamentals
Remembering the Trinity Test, Seventy-Five Years Later
Einstein and Humanism
Sau Lan Wu: Particle Physicist
Splicing the Cable
Author and Scientist Ainissa Ramirez: an Interview
Past & Present: Connecting the Public With Einstein's Theory of Relativity
Coloring Pages!
Curating the Sky
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707-1788)
From Lone Genius to Wisdom of the Crowd: Hyperauthorship in High-Energy and Astrophysics
The Meteorologist, the Library, and the Hurricane
A Tale of Two Editions
Three Mile Island: On the 1979 Accident and Its Decommissioning Forty Years Later
Harvard Project Physics: The Role of History in Science Curriculum
A More Inclusive Narrative of Physics History
Time Traveling Through Rare Books
Atomic Relations: John Dalton
Hamilton Unboxed!
A look at the first published periodic table
Wenner unboxed!
Kelvin, Wenner, and the Ages of the Sun and the Earth
Sweet Tones and Electrical Experimentation
Pierre-Simon Laplace Speaks
The Wenner Collection
Banned Books Week: Galileo’s Dialogue
