AIP Industrial Physics Forums
The Industrial Physics Forum (IPF) brings together
research managers and decision makers from industry,
academia, and government, who seek to keep abreast
of research and policy issues affecting the physical
sciences community.
Organized by the Corporate
Associates of the American Institute of Physics (AIP),
the IPF features invited-speaker sessions that complement AIP Member Society meetings. Experts from across
the field discuss new applications of physics, product
developments, and other opportunities for science
in today’s economic environment.
The IPF offers
participants opportunities to learn about innovations
in the field, to interface with the people driving them,
and to strategize about directions for future economic and scientific progress.
Upcoming Forums
2013: Physics and the Future Economy
March 17-19, 2013, Baltimore, MD
In Partnership with the APS Forum on Industrial and Applied Physics
Previous Industrial Physics Forums
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2012: Capacity Buiding for Industrial Physics in Developing and Emerging Economies
April 16-19, Trieste, Italy
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2011: Energy: Transition to a Sustainable Future
October 31-November 1, Nashville, TN. Part of the AVS International Symposium and Exhibition, cosponsored by AVS. |
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2011: Industrial Applications of Superconductivity: Current Status and Future
March 20-21, Dallas, TX. Part of the APS March Meeting, consponsored by the APS Forum on Industrial and Applied Physics. |
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2010: Applications of Laser Technology
Held in conjunction with the Frontiers in Optics 2010/Laser Science XXVI, consponsored by OSA
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2009: Frontiers in Quantitative Imaging for Cancer Detection and Treatment
Held in conjunction with the AAPM 51st Annual Meeting |
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2008: Frontiers in Imaging: From Cosmos to Nano
Held in conjunction with the AVS International Symposium, with co-sponsorship from AAS, AGU, and OSA |
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2007: The Energy Challenge
Held in conjunction with the AVS International Symposium |
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2006: Nanotechnology in Society & Manufacturing
Held in conjunction with the AVS International Symposium |
Complete list of previous Forums
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