APL Photonics Announces 2020 Future Luminary Awardee
Characterizing optical pulses from speckle patterns recognized as best paper by an early career researcher for APL Photonics Wen Xiong won the annual Future Luminary Award by […]
Reimagining Scientific Conferences for Post-Pandemic Future
AIP report explores potential changes to how science meetings could be planned, conducted, and expanded. The American Institute of Physics (AIP) has released a report “The Future […]
2020 JCP Emerging Investigator Awardees Announced
Charged fluid effects, filter for radical species recognized as best papers for The Journal of Chemical Physics Two early career researchers have been announced as the winners […]
AIP Publishing and TU Wien Announce Three-Year Read & Publish Agreement
AIP Publishing, a leading not-for-profit scholarly publisher in the physical sciences, is pleased to announce a Read and Publish three-year agreement with Austria’s prestigious Technische Universität Wien […]
AIP to Host Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon, Raise Awareness of Black Physicists
To highlight and enhance the awareness of Black physicists, the American Institute of Physics is partnering with Black in Physics to host a Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon to address […]
AIP Publishing and TU Graz Announces new two-year Read & Publish Agreement
AIP Publishing, a leading not-for-profit scholarly publisher in the physical sciences, is pleased to announce a Read and Publish agreement with Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), […]
AIP Publishing Acquires University Science Books
AIP Publishing, a subsidiary of the American Institute of Physics, has acquired University Science Books (USB), a high-quality publisher of textbooks and course materials for upper level […]
Signatories publish statement on Rights Retention Strategy
AIP Publishing has joined over 50 other scholarly publishers in issuing a joint statement in response to the “Rights Retention Strategy” promoted by cOAlition S. The statement […]
AIP Celebrates Black History Month
When astronaut Mae Jemison saw actress Nichelle Nichols portray Lt. Uhura on Star Trek, her life was changed forever. Seeing an African-American role model helped steer Jemison toward […]