March 2020 (Volume 29, Number 3)

Exploring Collaboration and Competition at the APS International Leadership Forum
A new event at the Annual Leadership Meeting gathered international experts to discuss science policy.

Speaker of the APS Council Andrea Liu
Liu sat down with APS News to share her role as Speaker of the APS Council and priorities for the coming year.

Introducing PRX Quantum, a New Physical Review Journal
APS is launching a new highly selective open-access journal dedicated to publishing quantum research.

Building Relationships at the National Mentoring Community Conference
Members of the National Mentoring Community traveled to Florida to build stronger mentor-mentee relationships.

2020 APS Medal Ceremony
The 2020 APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research was awarded to Myriam P. Sarachik at a ceremony on January 30.

The Topical Group on the Physics of Climate
The Topical Group on the Physics of Climate exists to promote the advancement of new knowledge in the field of climate physics.

The CUWiP Experience at Yale
Yale hosted nearly 200 undergraduate women in physics as one of 13 sites for this year's Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics.

Machine Learning Takes Hold in the Physical Sciences
Two recent articles, published in Reviews of Modern Physics and Physical Review Fluids, discuss the importance of machine learning in the computational toolkit of physical scientists.

Mirjam Cvetič Selected as Lead Editor of Physical Review D
Welcoming a new Lead Editor for Physical Review D.

Education and Diversity News
Upcoming APS Programs workshops and the announcement of seven STEP UP Ambassador Leads

This Month in Physics History
March 15, 1883: Osborne Reynolds Proposes the Reynolds Number

Office of Government Affairs
International Students are Key to a Strong Economy

FYI: Science Policy News from AIP
Task Force Urges ‘Systemic Changes’ to Support African American Students in Physics

The Back Page
The Women of Fluid Mechanics: Personal Stories and Practical Advice