Highlighted Sessions

These sessions at the April Meeting may be of particular interest. If you have any questions, please contact James Riordon, Head of APS Media Relations.
James Riordon (riordon@aps.org)
All April Meeting Sessions

April Meeting Highlighted Sessions

  Testing General Relativity with binary stars - L6.00001

  Nuclear radiation detection and surveillance - Session Q5

  Particle physics in Antarctica - Session D2

  Influence of physics teacher gender on interest in science - R15.00006

  Gamma ray flares in the Crab Nebula - J7.0000

  Teaching teachers about climate change - J15.00007 170230

  Searching for high energy neutrinos from Fermi bubbles at the Milky Way center - J7.00008

  Evaluating evidence for a Super-massive black hole at the center of the Milky Way - Session B3

  Why did it take so long to invent the gyroscope? - J15.00001170224

  SESAME – a light source for cutting-edge physics research in the Middle East - G14.00002

  Bringing the science of the IceCube neutrino detector into the classroom - D15.00008

  Lillienfeld Prize Lecture: Arguing for the testability of string theory - J4.00002

  Neutrinos coordinating their oscillations - W12.00003

  Preliminary dark matter detector results - B7.00002