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American Physical Society
Fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and global community dedicated to science and society
Non-profit Organizations
College Park, US
834 employees
Founded 1899
7 public signals
About American Physical Society
The American Physical Society is a scientific membership organization committed to advancing physics and creating a welcoming professional home for the world’s physics community.
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Research & Knowledge
American Physical Society researchers developed a new framework for mapping collective behavior in living systems using the frenetic movements of starfish embryos as a model.
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Presence & Recognition
American Physical Society established the Charlotte Froese Fischer Mid-Career Award to recognize computational physics researchers at a pivotal point in their careers for over 30 years.
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Research & Knowledge
American Physical Society published two companion studies in Physical Review Letters that challenge a recent proposal for a superradiant neutrino laser.
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People
American Physical Society elected leaders and newly elected members for the 2026 general election.
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Presence & Recognition
American Physical Society is hosting a webinar on Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. ET featuring immigration attorney Andrew Rodgers about the new duration of status rule.
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Research & Knowledge
American Physical Society published a new study in Physical Review B showing how scandium reshapes the electronic structure and hydrogen-hydrogen bonds in LaSc₂H₂₄, strengthening interactions that drive superconductivity.
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Research & Knowledge
American Physical Society published a study in Physical Review Fluids showing that changing the vibration frequency and amplitude of a vibrating glass of water can make Styrofoam beads behave like molecules in a solidifying glass.
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