The June 2022 issue of APS News is now available online.
Articles include:
- US Monitoring of Methane Emissions is Falling Short, Report from APS, Optica Finds
- International Teaching Can Transform Physics
- I’m the New Editor of APS News, and I’m Excited for What Comes Next
- Celebrating 50th Anniversary of First African-American Woman to Earn Physics PhD
- ‘I had no idea when I would see my family again’: Scientists of Chinese Descent Recount Stories of Unjust Arrests
- Scientists Don’t Belong on Pedestals: Interview with Science Historian Patricia Fara
- How to Network After Conferences
- Physicist-Turned-Advocate is a Champion for Menstrual Freedom
- From Great Plains to Alaska, Physicists in the Northwest Section Prepare for June Meeting in Canada
- APS 2022 Distinguished Lecturer, Sufi Zafar, Says Physicists Should Explore New Fields
- March Meeting Brings a Physics Fiesta to Chicago School
Plus, a Back Page article by Howard Georgi