2000 April Meeting Drops Anchor in Long Beach, CA Physicists in attendance at the upcoming 2000 APS April meeting — to be held April 29 - May 2 in Long Beach, California — will hear the latest research results in nuclear, particle, and plasma physics, astrophysics, computational physics, chemical physics, and applied physics. |
Langer Petitions Reno on Behalf of Wen Ho Lee APS President James Langer wrote to U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno in February on behalf of imprisoned Chinese physicist Wen Ho Lee. |
DOE Travel Cuts Impact Lab Meeting Attendance Sharp cuts in travel allocations at the DOE national laboratories are forcing directors to make hard choices between meeting experimental obligations and attending at scientific meetings. |
Mechanics of Publishing APS Journals How APS Journals were and are published. |
A Strike: The Hardest Way To Learn Physics Mexican students protest tuition hike. |
APS, AIP, and AAPT Launch Task Force on Undergrad Physics The APS, AIP, and AAPT have formed a National Task Force on Undergraduate Physics to coordinate efforts to advance undergraduate physics programs. |
APS Members Receive National Medal of Science Four APS members were among the 12 recipients of the 1999 National Medal of Science selected in January by President Clinton. |
APS Grants Online Journal Access to Troubled Russian Institutes The APS Executive Board approved a scheme for short-term emergency online access for Russian scientists to the Society's journals. |
Krauss, Lane Win AAAS Awards Best-selling science author Lawrence Krauss and presidential science advisor Neal Lane were honored by the AAAS in February. |