Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS April Meeting 2019
Volume 64, Number 3
Saturday–Tuesday, April 13–16, 2019; Denver, Colorado
Session Index
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Session A
Session B
B07.
Careers
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Attracting Young People to Science and Science Policy
B16.
Modified Gravity
B20.
Careers
Undergraduate Students
Lunch with the Grads: A Panel Discussion on Physics Graduate School
B21.
DPF Grad Slam
Session C
C02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Isaacson Award Talk and Ground Based Gravitational-wave Astronomy
C17.
Collider and BSM I
Session D
D04.
Careers
Industrial
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Private Sector Career Opportunities for Physicists
D13.
Neutrinos I
Session E
Session F
F21.
Welcome Reception
Session G
G07.
Education
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Engaging Students in Authentic Experimentation During Lab Courses
G09.
Detector R&D I
G13.
Nuclear Structure
G17.
WIMP Dark Matter I
Session H
H02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
New Detectors for Medical Imaging: Translating Discoveries from Nuclear and Particle Physics to Medicine
H05.
Invited Session
Building the Bridge to Exascale Computing: Applications and Opportunities for Nuclear Physics
H07.
Education
Invited Session
Focused Collection: Quantitative Methods in Physics Education Research
H17.
WIMP Dark Matter II
H20.
FPS Business Meeting
H22.
DPF Business Meeting
Session J
J02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Edward Bouchet Award Talk and Progress in Numerical Simulations of Compact Binaries
J06.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Creating an Inclusive Physics Community for the Next Century
J09.
Sub-GeV Dark Matter
J12.
Focus Session
Mini-Symposium: Constraining the Neutrino-nucleus Interaction for Neutrino Oscillations I
J17.
Collider and BSM II
Session K
K20.
Careers
Undergraduate Students
PIE Playground: Examples of Teaching Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Physics
Session L
L02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Einstein Prize Talk and Developments in Gravitational Theory
L06.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Calling all physics teachers: It is time to integrate computation into your courses!
L13.
Education
Undergraduate Students
Physics Education: From Particle Physics to Autonomous Driving to Contact
L17.
Neutrinos II
Session M
M23.
NSBP/NSHP Reception
M24.
LGBT+ Roundtable
M26.
Diversity Reception
Session N
Session P
P01.
Invited Session
Plenary
Undergraduate Students
Kavli Foundation Keynote Plenary Session: Recent Advances in Neutrino Physics
Session Q
Q05.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Higgs as a Tool for New Physics: Current Status and Future Facilities
Q10.
WIMP Dark Matter III
Q12.
CMB MiniSymposium
Q14.
Nuclear Theory
Q17.
Collider and BSM III
Session R
R07.
Education
Invited Session
Disentangling Intuition, Reasoning, and Conceptual Understanding in Physics
R10.
WIMP Dark Matter IV
Session S
Session T
T10.
Collider and BSM IV
T12.
Detector R&D II
T17.
Neutrinos III
Session V
V21.
DNP Business Meeting
Session W
W01.
Invited Session
Plenary
Undergraduate Students
90th Anniversary of the APS Reviews of Modern Physics
Session X
X05.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Detecting, and Defending Earth from, Earth-crossing Asteroids
X07.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Precision Searches for New Long-range forces, from Quantum Sensors to Spacecraft
X08.
Solar and Exoplanets
X14.
Axion I
X15.
Collider and BSM V
Session Y
Y07.
Diversity
Education
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Excellence in Physics Education Award: The Learning Assistants Alliance
Y09.
Axion II
Y14.
Detector R&D III
Y15.
Collider and BSM VI
Session Z
Z10.
Dark Matter Theory
Z13.
General Physics
Z14.
Neutrinos IV
Session A
Session B
B07.
Careers
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Attracting Young People to Science and Science Policy
B16.
Modified Gravity
B20.
Careers
Undergraduate Students
Lunch with the Grads: A Panel Discussion on Physics Graduate School
B21.
DPF Grad Slam
Session C
C02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Isaacson Award Talk and Ground Based Gravitational-wave Astronomy
C17.
Collider and BSM I
Session D
D04.
Careers
Industrial
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Private Sector Career Opportunities for Physicists
D13.
Neutrinos I
Session E
Session F
F21.
Welcome Reception
Session G
G07.
Education
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Engaging Students in Authentic Experimentation During Lab Courses
G09.
Detector R&D I
G13.
Nuclear Structure
G17.
WIMP Dark Matter I
Session H
H02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
New Detectors for Medical Imaging: Translating Discoveries from Nuclear and Particle Physics to Medicine
H05.
Invited Session
Building the Bridge to Exascale Computing: Applications and Opportunities for Nuclear Physics
H07.
Education
Invited Session
Focused Collection: Quantitative Methods in Physics Education Research
H17.
WIMP Dark Matter II
H20.
FPS Business Meeting
H22.
DPF Business Meeting
Session J
J02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Edward Bouchet Award Talk and Progress in Numerical Simulations of Compact Binaries
J06.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Creating an Inclusive Physics Community for the Next Century
J09.
Sub-GeV Dark Matter
J12.
Focus Session
Mini-Symposium: Constraining the Neutrino-nucleus Interaction for Neutrino Oscillations I
J17.
Collider and BSM II
Session K
K20.
Careers
Undergraduate Students
PIE Playground: Examples of Teaching Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Physics
Session L
L02.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Einstein Prize Talk and Developments in Gravitational Theory
L06.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Calling all physics teachers: It is time to integrate computation into your courses!
L13.
Education
Undergraduate Students
Physics Education: From Particle Physics to Autonomous Driving to Contact
L17.
Neutrinos II
Session M
M23.
NSBP/NSHP Reception
M24.
LGBT+ Roundtable
M26.
Diversity Reception
Session N
Session P
P01.
Invited Session
Plenary
Undergraduate Students
Kavli Foundation Keynote Plenary Session: Recent Advances in Neutrino Physics
Session Q
Q05.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Higgs as a Tool for New Physics: Current Status and Future Facilities
Q10.
WIMP Dark Matter III
Q12.
CMB MiniSymposium
Q14.
Nuclear Theory
Q17.
Collider and BSM III
Session R
R07.
Education
Invited Session
Disentangling Intuition, Reasoning, and Conceptual Understanding in Physics
R10.
WIMP Dark Matter IV
Session S
Session T
T10.
Collider and BSM IV
T12.
Detector R&D II
T17.
Neutrinos III
Session V
V21.
DNP Business Meeting
Session W
W01.
Invited Session
Plenary
Undergraduate Students
90th Anniversary of the APS Reviews of Modern Physics
Session X
X05.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Detecting, and Defending Earth from, Earth-crossing Asteroids
X07.
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Precision Searches for New Long-range forces, from Quantum Sensors to Spacecraft
X08.
Solar and Exoplanets
X14.
Axion I
X15.
Collider and BSM V
Session Y
Y07.
Diversity
Education
Invited Session
Undergraduate Students
Excellence in Physics Education Award: The Learning Assistants Alliance
Y09.
Axion II
Y14.
Detector R&D III
Y15.
Collider and BSM VI
Session Z
Z10.
Dark Matter Theory
Z13.
General Physics
Z14.
Neutrinos IV
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