Future of Physics Days
APS meeting events for undergraduate students
“The speeches, workshops, and posters were incredibly insightful...The event profoundly impacted my professional development. - Giuliano G. Porciúncula, Universidade de Pernambuco
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At the 2025 APS Global Physics Summit
Over 300 undergraduate students presented their research at the 2025 APS Global Physics Summit in 10 oral in-person sessions, an in-person poster session, 3 virtual oral sessions, and 1 virtual poster session. Presenter names and titles are available for each session on the summit website:
Sessions at Global Physics Summit
Top Presenters
Contact
Contact the APS Senior Careers Program Manager with questions.
Presentation advice
Review this additional guidance to help shape your presentation.
Your title and abstract are an opportunity for you to catch your audience's attention and give a good first impression of your research.
Designing a compelling poster will engage your audience, accurately present your research, and prepare you for the meeting.
A great poster will attract audiences, but a practiced, well thought out presentation will bring your research to life.
Peter Fiske lays out the top strategies and methods for ensuring that your online communication has as much impact as possible.
Thank you to the organizations that sponsor FPD
FPD is a collaboration between the American Physical Society (APS) and the Society of Physics Students (SPS).
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