a blog from the staff of the Wolbach Library
Hello everyone, This is Sydney and Katie, Star Notes and Project PHaEDRA researchers. Happy Summer! We hope you are doing well! Thank you for remaining interested in our work and for volunteering your time to help with our research! As always, we appreciate your effort to learn about the history of women in astronomy, as …
Here are some highlights from this month’s Visual Astronomy Display! July Highlights: Have a suggestion for next month? Share your suggestions, questions, and comments. Playlist Archive
Here are some highlights from this month’s Visual Astronomy Display! June Highlights: Have a suggestion for next month? Share your suggestions, questions, and comments. Playlist Archive
Hello everyone, This is Sydney and Katie, Star Notes and Project PHaEDRA researchers. Happy Pride Month! We hope you are doing well! Thank you for remaining interested in our work and for volunteering your time to help with our research! As always, we appreciate your effort to learn about the history of women in astronomy, …
Hello everyone, This is Sydney and Katie, Star Notes and Project PHaEDRA researchers. We hope you are doing well! Thank you for remaining interested in our work and for volunteering your time to help with our research! As always, we appreciate your effort to learn about the history of women in astronomy, as well as …
Here are some highlights from this month’s Visual Astronomy Display! Highlights: Have a suggestion for next month? Share your suggestions, questions, and comments. Playlist Archive
Our video wall is almost back in working condition, but until it is, here is the Visual Astronomy Display for April that you can watch on your own! Highlights: Have a suggestion for next month? Share your suggestions, questions, and comments. Playlist Archive
Hello everyone, This is Sydney and Katie, Star Notes and Project PHaEDRA researchers. We hope that you had a wonderful Women’s History Month in March, and thank you for remaining interested in our work and for volunteering your time to help with our research! As always, we appreciate your effort to learn about the history …
Even though our video wall is still out of commission, you can still watch our Visual Astronomy Display remotely. Highlights… Have a suggestion for next month? Share your suggestions, questions, and comments. Playlist Archive
In March 2023, Dr. George Field, founding director of the Center for Astrophysics sat down with Dr. Harvey Tananbaum to discuss the CfA as it approaches its 50th anniversary. Field has been in the area on and off since first accepting the role at the Observatory in 1973. Throughout their conversation, Field and Tananbaum remember the CfA during its formative years– when the idea of a joint Smithsonian and Harvard research institution was a novel idea.