Tampa To Host 2005 April Meeting
About 1500 physicists will head to the Sunshine State for the latest in astrophysics, particle physics and nuclear physics research. |
We Know, We Know… He's German
Gremlins blamed for historical inaccuracies. |
The Twin Paradox, Redux
Two Einsteins mysteriously showed up at a December meeting. |
APS Report Says Moon-Mars Initiative Jeopardizes Important Science Opportunitites
Shifting NASA priorities will lead to neglect of more promising space science research. |
Joint Unit Neutrino Study Sets Research Priorities
Top priorities for future neutrino physics research should be a program to search for neutrinoless double-beta decay. |
Council Articulates Vision for APS
Mission statement is just one element of Society's long-range planning activities. |
Cohen to Stress Outreach, Continuity in 2005
An interview with incoming APS President Marvin Cohen. |
APS, AAPT and AIP Sponsor Students at WYP Kickoff Event
Four former Olympiad team members will join 1000 physicists in Paris, France, for "Physics for Tomorrow" conference. |
Plasma Window 'Force Field' Featured at 2004 DPP Meeting
Wakefield accelerators and Z-pinch X-rays among technical highlights in Savannah, Georgia. |
APS California Section Holds Fall Meeting
Colloidal particle clusters, Square Kilometer Array among highlights. |
AIP Reports Upturn in Number of Physics Graduate Students
Numbers are highest since 1994. |
Insect Flight, Modeling Blood Flow Highlight 2005 DFD Meeting
Seattle conference features special tribute session for Bill Reynolds. |
APS Seeks Endowment for Sakharov Prize
Prize will recognize leadership and achievements of scientists who uphold human rights. |
Fellows and Board Members Mix it Up
APS Executive Board hosted a reception for APS Fellows in the Seattle area. |
Einstein in the 21st Century
A Paul Dlugokencky cartoon. |
