April Meeting 2021 abstract submissions are closed.
From April 17-20, gather to explore the “Quarks to Cosmos,” which encompasses a broad range of physics spanning astrophysics, particle physics, nuclear physics, and gravitation. Showcase your work for a global audience of physicists, scientists, and students representing more than 20 APS units and committees.
Things to Know Before You Submit Your Abstract
- Instructions are available on the abstract submission site
- You may edit your abstract up until the submission deadline
- You will need your APS web ID and password to submit an abstract
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- Don’t know your login info? Reset APS web account password
APS reserves the right to reject or alter abstracts based on, but not limited to, the following criteria:
- Abstracts do not comply with style guidelines, including excessive length (contributed abstract length < 1,300 characters)
- Abstracts contain inappropriate content
- Abstracts fall outside of the topical scope of the meeting
- Repeated cancellation by submitter
Sorting Categories
- A. Astrophysics
- B. Few-Body Systems
- C. Gravitation
- D. Nuclear Physics
- E. Hadronic Physics
- F. Particles and Fields
- G. Precision Tests of Physics Laws
- H. Radiation Sources
- I. Accelerators and Storage Rings
- J. Physics of Beams
- K. Accelerator Systems
- L. Computational Physics
- N. Physics Education
- P. Physics Education Research
- Q. Medical Physics
- R. Undergraduate Research
- S. National Facilities
- T. Public Policy
- U. History of Physics
- V. International Physics
- W. Outreach
- X. Data Science
- Y. General Physics
- Z. Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion