AIP News Release Archive

Ukranian Physicists Uprooted by War, Behemoth Telescopes that Cost a Billion Dollars or More, the Heaviest Elements Science can Make, and a Satellite View of the Nepalese Quake

Ainissa Ramirez wins 2015 Gemant Award from AIP

Particle Labs Open Doors to Industry, Stalemate at UN Nonproliferation Talks, the Future of XFELs and a Fond Rememberance of John Bell

REPORT: Careers Outside of Academia are Richly Rewarding for PhD Physicists

Applied Physicist Robert G.W. Brown to Join American Institute of Physics as CEO

Applied Physicist Robert G.W. Brown to Join American Institute of Physics as CEO

Innovators Richard Ruby, John Larson, and Paul Bradley Win the 2014 AIP Industrial Application of Physics Prize

Deuterium in Mars’s Climate, The LHC’s Roaring Return, The Political Landscape of Nuclear Fusion Research, The Newly Forged Science Philanthropy Alliance, Supersolid Helium-4's Scientific Odyssey, and Best Practices When Dealing With Journalists

Artificial Joints, Parasitic Butterflies, the Top Quark at 20, an End to Research Austerity and the Crippling Effect of Fukushima on Japanese Particle Physics

Hydrogels that Mimic Cartilage, Repurposing Crippled Spacecraft, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation and The Reflections of a Physicist Congressman

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