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Congressional Budget Avoids Drastic Cuts to Science
Funding for physical science research fared relatively well in the big federal omnibus-spending bill passed by Congress.
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Congratulations to New 2014 APS Fellows
APS fellowship is a distinct honor signifying recognition by one's professional peers for exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise.
2014 APS Fellows and Citations

APS Members and Council Vote Yes on Corporate Reform
APS's new Constitution & Bylaws were adopted in an overwhelming member vote and unanimous council vote.
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Physicist Expected to Take Charge at Pentagon
President Obama has nominated physicist and former defense department official Ashton Carter to be secretary of defense.
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APS News December
In this issue: APS March Meeting preview, Q&A with an Interstellar science advisor, the outlook for science after the congressional changeover, and more.
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Benefactor Jay Jones Funds New APS Medal
A $2 million donation by Jay Jones has made the APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research possible. The first $50,000 award will be presented in 2016.
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2014 Gallery of Fluid Motion Winners Announced
The APS Division of Fluid Dynamics has announced the winning videos from this year's Gallery of Fluid Motion.
Gallery of Fluid Motion

Retiring Representative Rush Holt to Take Helm at AAAS
Colleagues and supporters spoke fondly of physicist-turned-congressman Rush Holt (D-N.J.) at a congressional farewell party cohosted by APS.
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APS Members Vote Yes on Corporate Reform
Members of APS voted to adopt new Articles of Incorporation and a revised Constitution & Bylaws. Of members who voted, 94.1% voted in favor of governance changes, while 5.9% were opposed.
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