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Share your research with the scientific community this fall

Join researchers from around the world at APS meetings this fall. Abstract submissions are now open for conferences spanning nuclear physics, fluid dynamics, plasma physics, and other fields.

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Make your voice heard on proposed federal grant funding changes and defend the scientific community from this existential threat.

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The proposed rule would let political preference override expert peer review, restrict international collaboration, reach into the work of running your lab, and weaken the programs that train the next generation of scientists.

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PRX Intelligence will publish high-impact research on artificial intelligence and machine learning that advances the physical sciences. The APC will be waived for submissions received within the 2026 calendar year.

Badreddine Assouar, Chief Editor of APS Open Science

APS Open Science is a trusted, community-driven open access journal that publishes high-quality, useful research through rigorous peer review that ensures research from every stage of the scientific process receives the recognition it deserves.

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Science advocacy groups are attempting to mobilize public comments on a proposed rule.

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Fan Zhang’s 2010 March Meeting presentation kicked off years of scientific connections. This year, he encouraged his entire research group to attend the Global Physics Summit.

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Career development relies, in large part, on gathering and scrutinizing data.

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With the 2026 tournament fast approaching, APS News spoke with researchers to learn what mathematical and statistical physics reveal about soccer.

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The premier physics research journal, providing rapid publication of short reports of fundamental research across all fields.

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Publishing exceptional research from all areas of pure, applied, and interdisciplinary physics.

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In-depth review articles and shorter colloquia placing fundamental physics literature within the context of current trends and applications.

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If you embrace scientific discovery, truth and integrity, partnership, inclusion, and lifelong curiosity, this is your professional home.

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Access exclusive resources, connect with 50,000+ physicists worldwide, and share your research.

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Discover specialized physics networks, regional groups, and peer connections to advance your research and career.

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Share your expertise, mentor future physicists, and help shape science policy through APS volunteer opportunities.

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Advance your career, your field, and our world in a community where collaboration and curiosity drive scientific progress.