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Plenty of Plenaries: From Feynman to LIGO
Highlights from a trio of plenary sessions, including the Kavli Foundation Keynote session, at the 2018 APS April meeting.

Hubble Trouble: A Crisis in Cosmology?
Cosmologists puzzle over different measured values for the Hubble constant

Programming a Quantum Computer
Researchers focus on practical quantum algorithms

Making Room in Physics for Everyone
Diversity and inclusion discussions at the 2018 APS April Meeting

The Road to a Goldwater Scholarship
Three 2018 Goldwater Scholars tell their stories

APS Joins the March for Science
APS and the Optical Society Team Up for D.C. Event

Profiles in Versatility
Leveraging a linguistics degree into a career in astrophysics and accessibility consulting

This Month in Physics History
May 10, 1860: Discovery of Cesium

Education and Diversity Update
Updates on programs and events

Update from the Office of Government Affairs
Fiscal Year 18 Funding Bill a Win for Science

The Back Page
Labs are Necessary, and We Need to Invest in Them

APS Celebrates Science of Light with Art
APS joins with OSA and AIP to support a one-of-a-kind display of art and technology.

2018 APS April Meeting Prize and Award Recipients
Special sessions to honor prize and award winners are held each year at the APS March and April Meetings. At this year’s APS April Meeting in Columbus, Ohio, 22 distinguished winners of APS prizes and awards were recognized.

APS at the March for Science
APS and the Optical Society Team Up for D.C. Event

2018 Andrei Sakharov Prize Awarded at APS April Meeting
Two physicists were recognized for their human rights work.

April Meeting Diversity Events and Undergraduate Opportunities
The 2018 APS April Meeting will feature research on a wide range of topics, from “Quarks to the Cosmos.”