Reporting on Research from the Physical Review Journals
Physics celebrates 10 years of sharing the exciting results of Physical Review articles and helping physicists stay connected to the field as a whole.

Getting a Running Start in Physics
High school senior Karna Morey shows it’s never too early to dive into research

Physicists for Human Rights
2018 Andrei Sakharov Prize recognizes two scientists for their human rights advocacy

Physicist Pinpoints Urban Gunfire
Robert Showen, a space physicist, is the founder of ShotSpotter, a company that uses acoustic sensors to rapidly identify the location of gunfire in cities across the globe.

AI Makes Inroads in Physics
Physicists are beginning to embrace the tools of machine learning and neural networks.

Climate Check: Assessing the Environment in the Physics Workplace
Survey of APS members paints a mixed picture of inclusivity

How Big Is the Proton, Really?
Experiments disagree on the size of a fundamental particle

Spotlight on Development
Mini Grants Make Room for New Ideas in Outreach

Education and Diversity Update
Updates on programs and events

This Month in Physics History
June 30, 1908: The Tunguska Event

News from the APS Office of Government Affairs
On Capitol Hill, Students Extol Virtues of APS Bridge Program

The Back Page
A Life in Teaching and Turbulence

APS Designates LIGO Labs as Historic Sites
In recognition of their immense importance in unlocking the mystery of gravitational waves, the two LIGO lab locations were honored on June 20.

2018 U.S. Physics Team Prepares for Portugal
Twenty of the top high school physics students from around the nation came together to train to be a part of the U.S. team traveling to the 2018 International Physics Olympiad.

2018 Kavli Prize Winners Announced
This year’s winners of the prestigious Kavli Prize in astrophysics, nanoscience, and neuroscience have been announced.

Homer Neal 1942-2018
Particle Physicist was the First African American President of APS