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Pandemics, tragedies and disasters aren’t going away anytime soon. But positive thinking can help you cope.

The APS Fellowship Program recognizes members who have made exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise in research, applications, leadership, service or significant contributions to physics education.

This year’s initiative highlights the importance of empowering individuals and organizations to better protect their part of cyberspace in an increasingly connected world.

The new office builds on the work by the Center for Technology & Venture Commercialization (TVC), to serve as a hub to foster partnerships between industry, university and government entities.

Graduates of the U’s Master of Science for Secondary School Teachers program engage in intensive research to bring authentic science experiences to their students.

Racial disparities among essential workers could be a key reason that Black Americans are more likely to contract and die of coronavirus.

Efforts to understand the genetics of neurological diseases leads to a potential treatment.

The catalytic converter, which removes toxic gases from car exhaust, owes its invention partly to U alumni working at Corning Incorporated in the 1970s.

Addressing the common misconceptions about face coverings using scientific evidence.

Michael Simpson and collaborators are designing a test vehicle that would circulate molten salt to mimic how it would circulate through a real-world reactor.