APS Divisions

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APS Divisions are major organizational units within the American Physical Society that represent broad, established subfields of physics and coordinate research, conferences, and publications in those areas.

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APS Divisions canonical 2
APS Council of Divisions 1
APS Sections 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf organizational unit type
subdivision of scientific society
activity awarding prizes and honors
maintaining newsletters
maintaining web pages
organizing focus sessions at APS April Meeting
organizing focus sessions at APS March Meeting
sponsoring APS meetings
collaboratesWith APS forums
APS sections
linked to: APS Divisions

APS topical groups
country United States
field physics
governedBy APS bylaws
governs topical groups within APS
hasExample APS Division of Astrophysics
APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
APS Division of Biological Physics
APS Division of Chemical Physics
APS Division of Computational Physics
APS Division of Condensed Matter Physics
APS Division of Fluid Dynamics
APS Division of Gravitational Physics
APS Division of History of Physics
APS Division of Laser Science
APS Division of Materials Physics
APS Division of Nuclear Physics
APS Division of Particles and Fields
APS Division of Physics Education
APS Division of Physics of Beams
APS Division of Plasma Physics
APS Division of Polymer Physics
APS Division of Quantum Information
APS Division of Soft Matter
hasMemberType APS members
hasParentOrganization American Physical Society
language English
membership voluntary affiliation by APS members
partOf American Physical Society
purpose coordinate research activities
organize conferences
represent broad subfields of physics
support scientific publications
scope established subfields of physics
sector nonprofit scientific organization
selectionMethod membership election within APS
supports early-career physicists in specific subfields
specialized scientific communities
timePeriod late 20th century to present

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Topical Groups distinguishedFrom APS Divisions
Topical Groups distinguishedFrom APS Sections
linked to: APS Divisions
Topical Groups collaboratesWith APS Divisions
APS Divisions collaboratesWith APS sections
linked to: APS Divisions
APS Division of Polymer Physics hasParentDivision APS Council of Divisions
linked to: APS Divisions
Fellow of the American Physical Society associatedOrganization APS divisions
linked to: APS Divisions