Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS March Meeting 2020
Volume 65, Number 1
Monday–Friday, March 2–6, 2020; Denver, Colorado
Session Index
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Session A
A16.
Invited Session
DQI Invited Session: Voltage-Controlled Josephson Junctions in Superconducting Quantum Circuits
A18.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Challenges and Best Practices for Preparing Future Physics Teachers
A37.
Careers
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
The Postdoctoral Experience at Universities, Industry Labs, and Military Labs
A66.
Invited Session
Exotic Collective Excitations and Topology-Driven Dynamics in Quantum Materials
Session B
B18.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Bringing Together Biology, Medicine, and Physics in Education
B67.
Invited Session
Unconventional Transport Phenomena in Three-Dimensional Dirac and Weyl Semimetals
Session D
Session F
F66.
Invited Session
New Perspectives on Superconductivity in F- & D- Electron Systems -- From the Unconventional to the Topological
Session G
G16.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
DQI Invited Session: Experimental Advances in Quantum Sensors and Sensing
G38.
Diversity
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Topics in Diversity, Wellness, and Inclusion for Early-Career Scientists
G67.
Invited Session
Quantum Valley Hall Edge Channels: Highways for Electrons, Photons, and Surface Plasmons
Session J
J18.
Invited Session
Exploring Ergodicity-Breaking Through Nonequilibrium Order, Quantum Chaos and Integrability
J68.
Invited Session
Theory Meets High-Precision Biology: Emergent Simplicity in Stochastic Organismal Dynamics
Session L
L36.
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
{$PICUP}: Integrating Computation in Introductory and Upper-Level Physics Courses
Session M
M18.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Memory Formation in Matter: From Reading the Past to Designing the Future
M38.
Diversity
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Proactive Ways to Recruit and Retain Women in Physics
Session P
P00.
Special Event
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Kavli Foundation Special Symposium: Frontiers of Computation: Machine Learning and Quantum Computing
P58.
Invited Session
Prize/Award
Undergrad Friendly
Journal of Chemical Physics Editor's Choice Awards
Session R
R28.
Industry
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Physics of Foams: From Beer to Windmill Blades and Everything in Between
R38.
Invited Session
DQI Invited Session: Quantum State Preparation and Measurement (SPAM) in Semiconductor Qubits
R66.
Invited Session
Exploring the Relation Between Electron Nematicity and Superconductivity in Strongly Correlated Electronic Systems
R67.
Invited Session
Predictive Discoveries of Novel Two-Dimensional (2D) Materials Through Complementary High-Throughput Approaches
Session S
S19.
Invited Session
New Opportunities in Spin Sensing, Manipulation and Resonance without Time-Varying Magnetic Fields
S36.
Invited Session
Ultrafast Dynamics of Coupled Electrons and Atomic Motions: Experiments and Precise Simulations
S37.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Top Science in Europe: Early Career Scientists and the ERC Grants
Session U
Session W
W18.
Invited Session
Bio-Mineralization, Hydration & Hardening in Colloidal Gels: Building Solid Materials Out of Soft Gels
Session X
Session A
A16.
Invited Session
DQI Invited Session: Voltage-Controlled Josephson Junctions in Superconducting Quantum Circuits
A18.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Challenges and Best Practices for Preparing Future Physics Teachers
A37.
Careers
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
The Postdoctoral Experience at Universities, Industry Labs, and Military Labs
A66.
Invited Session
Exotic Collective Excitations and Topology-Driven Dynamics in Quantum Materials
Session B
B18.
Careers
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Bringing Together Biology, Medicine, and Physics in Education
B67.
Invited Session
Unconventional Transport Phenomena in Three-Dimensional Dirac and Weyl Semimetals
Session D
Session F
F66.
Invited Session
New Perspectives on Superconductivity in F- & D- Electron Systems -- From the Unconventional to the Topological
Session G
G16.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
DQI Invited Session: Experimental Advances in Quantum Sensors and Sensing
G38.
Diversity
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Topics in Diversity, Wellness, and Inclusion for Early-Career Scientists
G67.
Invited Session
Quantum Valley Hall Edge Channels: Highways for Electrons, Photons, and Surface Plasmons
Session J
Session L
L36.
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
{$PICUP}: Integrating Computation in Introductory and Upper-Level Physics Courses
Session M
M18.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Memory Formation in Matter: From Reading the Past to Designing the Future
M38.
Diversity
Education
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Proactive Ways to Recruit and Retain Women in Physics
Session P
Session R
R28.
Industry
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Physics of Foams: From Beer to Windmill Blades and Everything in Between
R38.
Invited Session
DQI Invited Session: Quantum State Preparation and Measurement (SPAM) in Semiconductor Qubits
R66.
Invited Session
Exploring the Relation Between Electron Nematicity and Superconductivity in Strongly Correlated Electronic Systems
R67.
Invited Session
Predictive Discoveries of Novel Two-Dimensional (2D) Materials Through Complementary High-Throughput Approaches
Session S
S19.
Invited Session
New Opportunities in Spin Sensing, Manipulation and Resonance without Time-Varying Magnetic Fields
S36.
Invited Session
Ultrafast Dynamics of Coupled Electrons and Atomic Motions: Experiments and Precise Simulations
S37.
Invited Session
Undergrad Friendly
Top Science in Europe: Early Career Scientists and the ERC Grants
Session U
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