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Task Force Gets to Work Reviewing APS Committees
The APS Board of Directors established a task force, chaired by Peter Schiffer, to assess these committees and recommend improvements.

PhysTEC Announces New 2022 Inductees to The 5+Club
Seven schools graduated five or more physics teachers in the 2021-22 school year, joining the PhysTEC 5+Club.

APS Endorses Statement on Protests in Iran
The American Physical Society has joined the international scientific community in deploring the Iranian government’s use of violence to repress peaceful protests.

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Press Releases

New APS Meeting Registration Pricing Structure Ensures Global Equity for Physicists
APS announces a new, tiered pricing structure for in-person and virtual March and April Meeting registrations to ensure global price equity for physicists worldwide.

Last Chance to Get Hotel Discounts for the World's Largest Physics Conference
Scientists from around the world will meet to share new results in more than 900 sessions from across the physical sciences.

World's Largest Physics Conference to Be Held in Las Vegas and Online This March
More than 12,000 physicists from around the world will convene to present groundbreaking research at the APS March Meeting.

APS Announces Initial Cohort of TEAM-UP Together’s Scholarships to African American Students in Physics, Astronomy
Scholarship program makes progress toward the goal of doubling the number of African Americans earning bachelor’s degrees in physics and astronomy by 2030.

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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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