Physics

Commemorative issue of the newsletter, Los Alamos Science (Issue no. 28, 2003), filled with articles marking the major areas of achievement by this major government research laboratory.

An amazingly rich site. See exhibits on "Discovery of the Electron"', "Einstein: Image and Impact", "Great American Physics Papers", "Marie Curie & Radioactivity", and others. The Emilio Segre Visual Archives is a photo gallery of prominent physicists.

Search by name or field of research; browse quotes. Extensive biographical information, photographic gallery, and bibligraphic references. The "Fascinating Documents" part of the web site is just as the name says.

Princeton University Press, partnering with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the California Institute of Technology, in late December 2014 launched The Digital Einstein Papers. Providing open access to the documents by Albert Einstein, translated and annotated, the site will eventually provide access to all of Einstein's writings and correspondence.

Database of 43,000 documents; many documents have been digitized. Materials include scientific and non-scientific documents in the form of published and unpublished papers and drafts, lecture notes, notebooks, letters, travel writings, etc.

The emphasis of this engaging site is on Richard Feynman (1965 Nobel Laureate), the human being, revealed through biographical information, reminiscenses of colleagues, transcripts and video clips of some of his lectures.

Rice University's multi-dimensional guide to the life, work and times of Galileo Galilei.

An electronic version of Thomas Kuhn's widely-respected published inventory report and finding aid for major documents in the history of quantum physics.

Brief entries on prominent physicists. Further references are often provided.