APS Division of Nuclear Physics (DNP) 2025

The DNP Meeting showcases cutting-edge nuclear physics research, exploring nuclear matter and quark-gluon interactions while connecting industry leaders with the physics community.
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Join us Oct. 14-21, 2025, at the Hilton Chicago, Chicago, IL.

Tabletop options

Table tops come with two chairs, a six-foot table, and waste basket; all other services are additional.

  • Two full conference passes
  • $2,075
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  • Four full conference passes
  • $2,850
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  • Six full conference passes
  • $3,300
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For more information about ways to partner with APS at scientific meetings, as well as information about our meetings and events in 2025, please reach out to the APS Exhibit and Sponsorship Manager.

Disclaimer: As of April 2025, insurance coverage for exhibitor booths is now included in the cost of the booth space. Proof of this coverage will be provided directly by the insurance vendor approximately 3–4 weeks prior to each meeting. Accordingly, individual Exhibitors are no longer required to submit separate proof of insurance to APS.

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