A Message from the APS CEO and the APS President
Kate Kirby and Phil Bucksbaum share how APS is supporting the scientific community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19: APS Actions and Resources
APS is working to serve its members through virtual meetings, remote journal access, and more.

Resources for Online Physics Instruction
Tools for physics departments making the change to online courses.

APS Student Ambassadors Engage with Units
Seven students joined APS leaders at the Annual Leadership Meeting.

The Division of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
As the oldest division in APS, DAMOP is a cornerstone of APS with an active membership and a vibrant annual meeting.

APS Members Named "5 Sigma Physicists" for Outstanding Advocacy
16 APS members are honored for their high-impact advocacy activities with the APS Office of Government Affairs.

Using Autonomous Vehicles for Agriculture, Environment, and Infrastructure Monitoring
Small, unmanned aerial vehicles can be deployed to do dull and dangerous jobs.

How To Protect A Quantum Computer From Itself
Researchers work to build a quantum machine capable of quantum error correction in real time.

This Month in Physics History
April 13, 1942: Death of Annie Jump Cannon

Office of Government Affairs
APS Members Take to Capitol Hill to Make Case for Science Policy Issues

FYI: Science Policy News from AIP
Proposals Proliferate to Inject Billions Into R&D Programs

The Back Page
Moving Physics Courses Online on Short Notice

Back Page: Moving Physics Courses Online on Short Notice
Many physics instructors have suddenly found themselves in an unprecedented situation: their institutions are immediately transitioning to a completely online format.

Introducing PRX Quantum, a new Physical Review journal
APS is gearing up to launch a new member of the Physical Review family of journals.

2020 Benjamin Franklin Medals in Physics and Chemistry Awarded to APS Fellows
The 2020 Benjamin Franklin Medals in both chemistry and physics have been awarded to APS Fellows.