Issues
Physics Update
Letters
Probing of Dimensional Analysis Reveals Scaling, Sapience and a Froudean Slip
SUNY Stony Brook is Charged with Having Verified Quasiparticle
Search and Discovery
Phase Synchronization May Reveal Communication Pathways in Brain Activity
How is the firing of individual neurons translated into thought, sensory perception or movement? Physicists are joining the quest for answers.
Deep Under the South Pole, a Novel Telescope Records Ultrahigh‐Energy Astrophysical Neutrinos
Neutrinos that have escaped from the hottest cauldrons in the cosmos are being captured in 18 000‐year‐old ice.
Electron Cryomicroscopy Comes of Age
Electrons make excellent probes of biological molecules—provided they don't destroy the specimen.
Articles
APS and the Wider World
Founded a century ago, the American Physical Society not only has played a leading role in advancing and diffusing knowledge and understanding of physics, but has widened its influence and importance by speaking out on public issues.
Physicists in Politics
Through their public opposition to the nuclear arms race and human rights violations, US physicists have played a pivotal role in setting the national and international political agenda.
Archaeology of a Bookstack: Some Major Introductory Physics Texts of the Last 150 Years
Changing styles in high school and college physics texts reveal an evolution in teaching methods, but we can also see signs of the same debates that continue today.