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Reports & Studies

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APS Studies
The traditional role of the American Physical Society has been to serve the physics community through the organization of technical meetings and publication of journals. Beginning in 1973, however, the Society undertook to expand its role to serve emerging public needs. As one component of its concern with the relationship between physics and public policy, the Society has undertaken a number of studies of timely technical issues.

POPA Reports
Over the past two decades the APS Council has authorized the Panel on Public Affairs (POPA) to initiate in-depth studies on topics ranging from energy and environment to national security issues. In this process, POPA takes the lead, subject to Council approval, in securing outside funding and establishing the Study Group. The final decision on the release of the study is made by the Council, with advice from POPA and from a Review Panel appointed by the Council.

APS Multidivisional Studies
Joint Study on the Future of Neutrino Physics: The Neutrino Matrix

Occasional Papers
In 2001, POPA decided also to post occasional papers by POPA members that are approved for posting in order to foster discussion within the physics community.

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