Super informative article about the challenges of recycling car batteries (and why we need to think ahead) sciencemag.org/news/2021/05/…

Curious about working in scientific publishing? Come by the Physical Review booth at the Job Expo of #apsmarch Wednesday and Thursday (hint: we've got three job openings) march.aps.org/events/expo/

Love seeing a physics talk that starts with “What difference will it make?” Jenny Nelson of @imperialcollege on solar photovoltaic microgrids in the “Physics for Development” session at #apsmarch

Read to the bottom to find out about the collective behavior of drunk worms!

This really is one of the prettiest physics images I've seen this year.

"As sometimes happens in science, the result was in part a stroke of luck"

My phone reminded me that it's been 1 year since my (wonderful) trip to the University of Buenos Aires—and several circles around this building before I realized it wasn't the physics department.

Great talk from @Brad_Marston in his Physical Review Colloquium about climate, topology, and how to build a stronger connection between physics and climate science.

I got to use the word "antispaghetti" in this write up about neutron stars. Surely that's a concept for a sci-fi movie?

Thanks @netsci2020 for inviting me to be part of this. So many interesting (and tough) questions to think about.

Husband: What is the Hall effect? Me: 10-20 breathless minutes about the classical version vs the QHE, the beauty of condensed matter, etc. Husband: Um, because I think we may need to replace the Hall sensor in the washing machine.

Physics 200 at @YalePhysicsDept with Malcolm Boshier: Your problem sets with Ferraris are what converted me from an applied math major. This Week: We Thank Our Teachers eos.org/articles/this-week-w…