Everything You Wanted to Know About Physics Graduate School
Candid discussion with physics grad students on selection, applications, funding, coursework, exams, research, and thesis writing. Gain insights into the graduate school experience.
Making a Difference With Your Physics Degree - Venture Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship
Explore venture philanthropy and entrepreneurship with a physics background, learning to apply scientific skills to solve global challenges and make a meaningful impact.
Interpreting Science and Faith - A Tale of Two Communities
Explore the intersection of neuroscience with philosophical and religious concepts, examining tensions and confluences between scientific and faith perspectives in research, education, and policy.
Global Brain Projects - Cross-Cultural Perspectives and Value Conflicts in Experimental Design
Explore cross-cultural perspectives and value conflicts in neuroscience research, examining tensions between scientific and faith views, and the role of dialogue in shaping science education, practice, and policy.
Dialogues Between Neuroscience and Society - Communicating Scientific Inquiry to the Public
Explore the intersection of neuroscience and society with Dr. Mukherjee as he discusses his work on cancer and genetics, and the importance of communicating scientific discoveries to the public.
Organization of Convection and Climate
Explore how convection organizes in the atmosphere and its impact on climate, featuring insights from Prof. Allison Wing on tropical meteorology and climate dynamics.
How to Get Involved with APS and DBIO - Strengthening the Biological Physics Community
Explore opportunities to engage with the biological physics community through APS and DBIO, from executive roles to smaller contributions. Learn about events, committees, and ways to strengthen the field.
Frontier Physics from Atomic to Astronomical Scales
Explore cutting-edge physics research across scales with experts discussing quantum simulation, 2D materials, climate physics, and gravitational waves in this symposium.
More Synchrotron Light for Latin America in the Greater Caribbean
Explore the potential for expanding synchrotron light facilities in Latin America and the Caribbean, discussing scientific advancements, regional collaborations, and socioeconomic impacts.
Storms and Climate
Explore the intricate relationship between storms and climate with Prof. Morgan O'Neill from Stanford University, delving into cutting-edge research and insights in atmospheric science.
LGBT and Women in Physics: Social Network Analysis on Career Persistence
Explore how women and LGBT physicists build professional networks and overcome challenges in their careers through qualitative Social Network Analysis, focusing on experiences that contribute to their persistence in the field.
Environmental and Human Impacts of Nuclear Weapon Testing
Explore the profound environmental and human consequences of nuclear weapon testing, examining long-term effects and global implications for health, ecosystems, and international relations.
Defending Earth from Asteroids
Learn about asteroid detection, impact risks, and planetary defense strategies to protect Earth from potential cosmic threats.
PRX Life - Understanding the New Interdisciplinary Journal for Quantitative Biology and Neuroscience
Explore APS's new open-access journal PRX Life, focusing on quantitative biology and neuroscience. Learn about its scope, selection criteria, and unique review process from the editors.
Entering the New Century of IUPAP with a Renovated Vision
Explore IUPAP's vision for the future of physics, including science diplomacy, international collaborations, and efforts to promote inclusion and diversity in the field.
The Southern Ocean and Global Climate Change
Explore the Southern Ocean's crucial role in global climate change with Prof. Andy Thompson, delving into its impact on Earth's climate system and future environmental challenges.
Quantum Information and Quantum Gravity
Explore the intersection of quantum information and quantum gravity with experts Prof. Bianchi and Prof. Hackl, delving into cutting-edge research and theoretical insights.
History of Neuroscience - Louis Sokoloff
Explore the groundbreaking work of Louis Sokoloff on brain metabolism through an in-depth interview, offering insights into his research and contributions to neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - Gunther Stent
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of eminent molecular biologist Gunther S. Stent in this archival interview, offering insights into the evolution of neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - Torsten Wiesel
Explore the life and groundbreaking visual systems research of Nobel laureate Torsten Wiesel through an in-depth interview, offering insights into his contributions to neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - Viktor Hamburger
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Viktor Hamburger, a pioneering German neuroscientist and embryologist, through an in-depth archival interview from 1994.