Raising the Big Top in DC

Getting Hands-On In Ann Arbor

Physics outreach event at Ann Arbor Museum

MythBusters In Utah

SPSers Put Physics to the Test for the Public

Astronomy as a Personal Endeavor

Career advice from a career scientist

Working on a Career in Physics

The Museum of Light

The impact of light on our culture demonstrated through famous quotations

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2015 Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association

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