Undergraduate students in #physics — applications are now open for APS CU*iP 2026. Attend talks by leading physicists, expand your knowledge of physics career paths, and connect with other women and gender minorities in #STEM. Apply to attend: https://t.co/ipMM1MNrWn

51 years of the charm quark. Its discovery — made independently at @SLAClab and @BrookhavenLab and first reported in @PhysRevLett — led particle physics into a new era.

Choose wisely. If you build on sand, 2026 will be lost. Hear Amanda Grace’s full prophetic message.

Hitoshi Murayama (@sleptogenesis), founder of Tokyo’s Kavli Institute and chair of the P5 report, has been awarded the 2026 APS Lilienfeld Prize for his contributions to particle physics and science advocacy. Read more: https://t.co/BclhbrWuTx

Congratulations to Lorenzo Gavassino, 2026 APS Valley Prize winner, who, in 2022, solved a problem that had puzzled physicists in relativistic fluid dynamics for decades. https://t.co/xh3iSX0dnD

Congratulations to our spring 2026 prizes and awards recipients. The winners were chosen by a panel of their peers for their outstanding contributions in #research, #education, and #PublicService. Learn more about their award-winning work: https://t.co/6g1fFuCweY

Marco Rubio needs a bold Nigeria strategy Michael Rubin @mrubin1971 wrote a fantastic op-ed urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to overhaul U.S. Nigeria policy amid ongoing Christian persecution. - Rubin's article revives the 1967-1970 Biafran War's legacy, where over 2

What if the early universe wasn’t cold? A new model couples gluons with axion-like particles thought to drive inflation, hitting at a “warm inflation” scenario that may soon be testable. Read more: https://t.co/VVcckWkJ5j

We’re supporting international students experiencing visa revocation by filing a legal brief to challenge the unjust practice. Read more: https://t.co/1cEJz2SS0m

Got a place you think plays an important role in #PhysicsHistory? Tell us about it. Check out our previously designated historic sites and nominate your own by Jan. 31: https://t.co/2AmR3Nx1Rx

Using data from the 2022 world championships in track cycling, scientists modeled the interplay between riders, their machines, and the track, capturing velocity gains and losses in straight parts and turns on the track. Read more in @PhysRevE: https://t.co/roSG0qYAac

Earth is calling again. The Powerhouse Museum and MIT are inviting everyone to record a message to be beamed into space. What would you say to the universe?

A new study proposes a light-based method to emit gravitons using a modified interferometer, resulting in energy and frequency differences that could produce a measurable signal indicative of graviton emission. Learn more in @PhysRevLett: https://t.co/coDHsGqO9P

👻 Forget horror movies. Sometimes, creepy things come from telescopes, particle accelerators, and microscopes. These unnerving physics images will get you in the Halloween spirit: https://t.co/iCe7sR3rbB

A study published in @PhysRevB shows how a quantum analog of the #CoriolisEffect can explain how particles move along the surfaces of ribbon-shaped nanomaterials. Read the study: https://t.co/lXg4DZ8TrK

New research suggests that dark matter’s distribution in the Milky Way’s center is organized like stars – advancing dark matter’s status as a potential source for excess gamma rays in the Milky Way’s core. Read the study in @PhysRevLett: https://t.co/VB7WgPZQN5

“Fluid Motion: The Coexistence of Order and Chaos” — now open at the Nicole Longnecker Gallery and @hmns through Jan. 25 — explores how art and physics reveal the beauty in fluid motion. Learn more: https://t.co/WOs6LvPT99

Job Opening: Full-Time Associate Editor, PRL We seek a dynamic and personable individual with postdoctoral experience in gravitation, astrophysics, or cosmology, to join our close-knit team of editors running the world’s leading physics journal. https://t.co/TJjkOaSO71

In the early universe, particles may have formed halos that collapsed into primordial black holes. New research in @PhysRevD shows how matter domination could have enabled self-interacting particle systems to develop these gravothermalized halos. 🔗 https://t.co/em3C9if7DH

Want to present at the 2026 APS Global Physics Summit, but the government shutdown is affecting your lab or agency? Complete our Intent to Submit form by Oct. 31 to reserve your opportunity to participate once the shutdown ends: https://t.co/AJn24OSg53 #APSSummit26

Many kids lose their curiosity for science before high school. But a “quantum camp” for kids at @okstate — supported by the APS Innovation Fund — is bringing it back through hands-on experiments and scientific discovery. Read more: https://t.co/NdDkk8aNvv

Connect. Inspire. Explore. Do it all as a presenter at the largest physics conference in the world. Abstracts for the APS Global Physics Summit are due by 5 p.m. ET tomorrow. Don't miss this chance to share your research: https://t.co/yZJB7ym1qB #APSSummit26

A study published in @PhysRevD shows that if annihilating #DarkMatter particles accumulate inside Earth, they could generate enough heat to melt our planet’s solid inner core. Read the study: https://t.co/O8sRM6f7Lw