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November 2003 (Volume 12, Number 10)

Automatic Visa Revalidation Solves Most March Meeting Visa Problems

Although it was initially thought that people with F-1 or J-1 visas might run into trouble in reentering the US after attending the APS March meeting in Montreal, it turns out that students, postdocs and visitors from all but a few countries can make use of the automatic visa revalidation program, which will eliminate potential difficulties.

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Articles in this Issue
APS Members Choose Bahcall as New Vice President in 2003 Election
Physics Departments Endorse Statement on Education of Teachers
Automatic Visa Revalidation Solves Most March Meeting Visa Problems
Use of Shock Waves in Medicine Among Highlights of 2003 SCCM Conference
Revolutionary Breakthroughs Needed for Hydrogen Economy
APS Creates Task Force on Research Collaboration with Africa
Physical Review Focus Fans Include Teachers and Undergrads
Simple Physics can be Useful in Understanding Real-World Issues
Nanoneurosurgery, Bio Scans and Home Holograms Featured at 2003 OSA/DLS Conference
Six Physicists Honored at October, November Unit Meetings
NRC Committee Requests Imput from High Magnetic Field Science Community
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Viewpoint
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Members in the Media
This Month in Physics History
Ask the Ethicist
Zero Gravity: The Lighter Side of Science