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Welcome to the web site of the New England Section of
the American Physical Society!
The Spring 2009 Joint meeting of the New England sections of the American
Physical Society (APS-NES), and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT-NES)
will be held at Northeastern University, Boston on Friday-Saturday, May 8-9,
2009. The theme of the meeting is "Elementary Particle
Physics in the 21st Century". Please click
here (http://neu.edu/nesaps/) for
additional information.
Student attendees to Joint APS-NES and
AAPT-NES meetings may be reimbursed up to $100 (general) and up to $200
(presenters) for
registration fees, abstract publication fees, banquet tickets, accommodation, meals,
and travel to and from the meeting.
The Fall 2008 Joint meeting of the New England sections of American Physical
Society (APS-NES), and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT-NES)
was held at the University of Massachusetts, Boston on Friday and Saturday
October 10 and 11, 2008. The Theme of the meeting was
"Out of Equilibrium". You may visit
http://www.physics.umb.edu/APS_AAPT_Meeting/ for additional
information.
The Spring 2008 Joint meeting of the New England sections of American
Physical Society (APS-NES), and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT-NES)
was held at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London Connecticut, on Friday
and Saturday April 4th and 5th 2008. The Theme of the meeting was
The Science of Homeland Security. Please click
here for information.
The New England Section of the American Physical Society (APS-NES) is a network of
Physicists from Academia, Industry, Government and individuals interested in
Physics and related subjects. Its goal is to promote, disseminate and advance
the knowledge and application of physics in the New England region of the United
States. Membership in the APS-NES is open to all American Physical Society
members.
The Section organizes two annual meetings - a Fall and a Spring meeting. Both meetings
are held with the New England Section of the American
Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT-NES). The Section strongly encourages the
active participation of students (undergraduates and graduates) in its meetings.
Please see the Meetings & Activities section in this site for more
information about Section Meetings and other Physics related Activities.
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