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APS Journals Launch Full-Text HTML
APS now offers mobile friendly full-text HTML versions of more than 200,000 articles throughout the APS journal collection.
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In the August/September Issue of APS News...
2015 APS Election Results, science in Sao Paulo, CERN turns 60, the future of U.S. ITER contributions, and more.
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APS Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics
Applications for APS CUWiP 2015 are now open. These conferences provide students with information and resources to continue their careers in physics.
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APS News Special Edition
Learn about the proposed changes to APS Governance. In early October, APS Members will be asked to vote on this important issue.
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Apply to Become a Funded APS Bridge Site
The APS Bridge Program is now accepting proposals for new Bridge Sites for the 2014-2015 academic year.
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DOE Joins the CHORUS
The Department of Energy recently announced its plan to allow the public to freely read academic journal articles by researchers supported by federal funding.
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U.S. Physics Olympians Bring Home Gold and Silver
The United States tied with four other nations to place fifth at this year's International Physics Olympiad. The team brought home three gold and two silver medals.
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New APS Mid-Atlantic Section to Meet at Penn State
The newest regional section of APS will host its inaugural meeting at Pennsylvania State University in October. Abstract submission and registration are open now.
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