NASA and ESA May Team Up to Measure Gravitational Waves
A revived international collaboration could re-focus on developing a space-based gravitational wave observatory, planned to launch in 2034
APS Selects Editor in Chief
Pierre Meystre slated to take the editorial helm at the APS journals
Physicist Makes Thin Films for Tough Conditions
Some physics majors head for the private sector instead of academia
What Do You Do When A Senator Calls Your Research A Waste of Money?
Congress continues a long tradition of questioning “wasteful” research
2016 U.S. Physics Olympiad Team Gets Ready
Five students will travel to Switzerland and Liechtenstein for the international competition
Senate Introduces Science Research Legislation
Bill would strengthen merit-based review in some areas, but add red tape in others
Members in the Media
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This Month in Physics History
July 1816: Fresnel's Evidence for the Wave Theory of Light
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Research News: Editors’ Choice
Metadata Monitoring More Invasive than Expected
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Why India Matters
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