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APS Announces Partnership with Astrobites
APS is pleased to announce that it will begin sponsoring Astrobites, a daily astrophysical literature journal.

New Journal Citation Reports Support Physical Review Journals’ Leading Position
The Physical Review journals remain among the most trusted, cited, impactful and influential publications in physics.

APS March Meeting Satellite Sites Increase Virtual Meeting Attendance by Nearly 20%
The satellite sites program allows physicists to gather at a local institute or university to participate in the virtual March Meeting.

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Press Releases

Press Program Now Available for One of the World’s Largest Meetings in Fluid Dynamics
The annual meeting for DFD will begin in two weeks with presentations on new research in aerodynamics, turbulence, wind and water power, bubbles, culinary fluid dynamics, medicine, and more.

Last Chance to Get Hotel Discounts for One of the World’s Largest Meetings in Fluid Dynamics
More than 3,500 scientists from around the world will meet to present new research on the physics of fluids at the 76th annual meeting of the American Physical Society’s (APS) Division of Fluid Dynamics.

Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded for Techniques to Produce Ultrashort Pulses of Light
Three scientists have received the prize for experimental work that allows researchers to probe the dynamics of electrons in atoms and molecules.

The American Physical Society Names Dylan Moulton as Global Sales Director of Scientific Publications
Key hire will drive transformational change as the world’s most prestigious collection of physics journals navigates changes in the publishing landscape

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Nobel Prize

Nobel Prize-winning Research in Physical Review Letters
The Physical Review journals are home to the most Nobel-winning physics papers in the world.

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