The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics
Three researchers receive honors for laser science

Winners of 2018 Apker Award Announced
Undergraduate honors given for condensed matter physics and biophysics

Go With the Flow
Physical Review Fluids joined the APS journal family in 2016, quickly becoming a popular and well-respected source of the latest fluid dynamics research.

Leon Lederman 1922-2018
Nobel laureate, master experimenter and witty explainer, dies at 96

Astronomers Tackle Big Data with Blockchain
Technology developed for cryptocurrency could be a force-multiplier for scientific computing

Scientific Research Stimulates Kansas Economy
Kristan Corwin reflects on the role of physics in improving agriculture and providing opportunity.

Moving the Story Beyond Alice and Bob
The Past Year in Physics Comics

This Month in Physics History
November 9, 1825: Public Demonstration of the Limelight

Education and Diversity Update
Updates on programs and events

Profiles in Versatility
“Failed” Physicist? From Biologist Turned Nobel Laureate to Author

APS Office of Government Affairs
APS Members Attend State Meetings to Support F-1 Visa Dual Intent Provision

FYI: Science Policy News from AIP
Efforts to Address Sexual Harassment in Science Gain Momentum

Careers Report
SLAC Career Day Focuses on What’s Next for Physics Graduates

The Back Page
Wanted: More Nobel Prizes for Women Physicists

Argonne National Laboratory Named APS Historic Site
Newest APS Historic Site showcases the work of Nobel laureate Maria Goeppert Mayer.

New APS Prizes and Awards Recipients Announced
Three new honors join roster of Society’s awards

APS Members Win 2019 Breakthrough Prizes
Several APS members, Fellows, and past APS award recipients receive top prizes.

APS Members Named as 2018 MacArthur Fellows
Two APS members are among the winners of coveted grants from the MacArthur Foundation