New Journal Launch: Physical Review Research
Set to open for submissions soon, the new open access journal published by APS will cover the full spectrum of research topics of interest to the physics community.

2019 APS President David Gross
David Gross shares his plans for his year at the helm of APS.

APS Strategic Plan: Process and Results
The Chair of the APS Strategic Plan Steering Committee discusses how the new plan came together.

APS April Meeting Preview
Denver hosts this year's APS April Meeting.

Embracing All Aspects of Materials Research
A profile of the APS journal Physical Review Materials.

2019 APS Medal Ceremony and Leadership Convocation
APS hosts annual meeting for leaders of its membership units.

The APS Innovation Fund
New initiative seeks to fund bold ideas.

CUWiP Grows for Eight Years in a Row
APS Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics attract a record number of applicants and attendees.

Congressional Visit Day Primer
A basic guide to one of the most important APS advocacy programs.

Careers
A Mile in My Shoes: The Story of My Personal Journey to a Fulfilling Physics Career, and What You Can Learn from It.

This Month in Physics History
March 29, 1959: Lyman Briggs Publishes Research Results on Spin of a Baseball.

APS Office of Government Affairs
APS Members Advocate for Science on Capitol Hill During Congressional Visits Day.

FYI: Science Policy News from AIP
Droegemeier Outlines Agenda in First Speech as OSTP Director.

International News
African Light Source Garners Critical Political Backing.

The Back Page
PICUP: The Partnership for the Integration of Computation into Undergraduate Physics.

New Journal Launch: Physical Review Research
Set to open for submissions soon, the new open access journal published by APS will cover the full spectrum of research topics of interest to the physics community

Five Institutions Join the PhysTEC 5+ Club
PhysTEC announces the colleges and universities that graduated 5 or more physics teachers in the 2017-2018 academic year.

Open Letter to the Congress and President of the United States
Nobel Laureates and science community leaders comment on harm to American science from the shutdown