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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   March 2007 (Volume 16, Number 3)   |   Fellows Reign in Southern California

Fellows Reign in Southern California

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Photo by Darlene Logan
On January 16, a large turnout of APS Fellows assembled in the UCLA Faculty Center to socialize and to hear about some APS programs. The evening was hosted by Barry Barish of Caltech, and was presided over by APS President-elect Arthur Bienenstock of Stanford. In addition to Bienenstock, attendees heard from APS Executive Officer Judy Franz, Director of Education and Diversity Ted Hodapp, and Director of Public Affairs Michael Lubell. In the photo, Bienenstock (center), enjoys the company of Fellows King-Ning Tu (left) and Roberto Peccei, both of UCLA.

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