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Prizes & Awards Recipient Spotlight2009 APS Dissertation Award in Nuclear Physics RecipientThomas I. Banks, University of California, Berkeley Join APSAPS Member Benefits • Physics Today• APS News • Unit Membership • Career Center Services • Meeting Discounts • Article Packs  Nuclear Weapons in 21st CenturyU.S. National Security Impact A joint report of AAAS, American Physical Society, and the Center for Strategic and International Studies assembles a package of initiatives to inform the next administration’s decision-making on U.S. nuclear strategy, policy, posture, and related proliferation and arms control issues.
APS 2008 Fellows Announced225 New Fellows Elected Every Fall, APS Council votes to elect a new group of APS Fellows, numbering no more than ½ of 1% of Society membership. This is a distinct honor because the evaluation process, conducted by the Fellowship committees of individual divisions, topical groups and forums, relies on nomination and recommendation by one's professional peers.
50th Annual DPP MeetingDPP Student Appreciation Reception  Brian Mosley/APS Professor Ian Hutchinson, 2008 Division of Plasma Physics (DPP) Chair, hosted a reception for all graduate, undergraduate, and high school student participants of the DPP annual meeting. Attendees were encouraged to participate in open discussion on topics of interest in plasma physics. Left to right: Ian Hutchinson, MIT; Caroline Wurden, Los Alamos High School; Lisa Brodsky, Hampton University (MIDN-C/2); and, Alkesh Punjabi, Hampton University. |
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