Meetings

Session D
D06. Ethics in Physics and Science: Remembering John Ahearne

• D06.00001: Ethics in Policy Advice: Risk Assessment, Nuclear Energy, and Nuclear Weapons
  Micah Lowenthal

• D06.00002: The Survival Imperative: Critical Components of the Ethical Education of Scientists and Engineers
  Stephanie Bird

• D06.00003: Creation, Charge, and Early Accomplishments of the APS Ethics Committee
  Michael Marder

Session H
H06. Burton Award Session: Science and the Public

• H06.00001: Truth and the Public Good. What To Do When There Is No Bottom To Science Denial
  Adam Frank

• H06.00002: Joseph A. Burton Forum Award (2021): The Exploration at 50: Perspectives on the Development of a Public Science Learning Laboratory
  Invited Speaker: Robert Semper

Session Q 
Q06. Race, Colonialism, Nuclear Weapons and Their Testing (Recording)

• Q06.00001: The Intersection of Race and Nuclear Weapons
  Vincent Intondi

• Q06.00002: Radiation Measurements in the Marshall Islands
  Invited Speaker: Emlyn Hughes

• Q06.00003: 75 Years and Waiting:~ The Downwinders Perspective of the Trinity Test
  Tina Cordova

Session X 
X06. The Future of Earth (Recording)

• X06.00001: The World in 2050 - and Beyond
  Martin Rees

• X06.00002: The Future of Life
  Anthony Aguirre

• X06.00003: Needed Now: A Vision for Earth on Cosmic Time
  Invited Speaker: Sandra Faber

Session Y
Y05. The Changing Nuclear World Order (Recording)

• Y05.00001: Leo Szilard Lectureship Award (2021): Reducing Nuclear Weapons and the Risk of Nuclear War
  Steve Fetter

• Y05.00002: Nuclear Weapons and Missile Defense
  Frederick Lamb

• Y05.00003: The Emerging Technologies Arms Race, Nuclear Weapons, and Global Security
  Sebastien Philippe

Session C
C08. Science and National Security:

• C08.00002: Climate Change and National Security
  Rod Schoonover

Session H
H08. Invited talk by former NSF Director France Córdova:

• H08.00001: Reflections on Paths Taken
  France Cordova

Session Q
Q08. Response of Physics to the Coronavirus Pandemic:

• Q08.00001: Developing Mechanical Ventilators
  Reiner Kruecken
• Q08.00003: Big Data and Open Science to Fight COVID-19
  Savannah Thais

Session X
X08. Science and International Relations:

• X08.00001: Current Challenges in International Scientific Cooperation
  Rebecca Keiser
• X08.00002: Challenges and Imperatives of International Scientific Cooperation: Working with the InterAcademy Partnership
  Cherry Murray
• X08.00003: American Academy of Arts and Sciences Committee on International Scientific Partnerships
  Arthur Bienenstock

Session B
B07. Attracting Young People to Science and Science Policy

• B07.00001: A Warm Planet in a Cold Universe: Making Climate Change Concepts Accessible (and Acceptable) to a Wide Audience
  Brian Jones

Session C
C07. New Challenges to International Science Collaborations

• C07.00001: APS Task Force on Expanding International Engagement: Long-term Strategic Planning for APS International Activities
  Amy Flatten

Session D
D06. Secrecy and Espionage in Science

• D06.00002: The Legacy of Nuclear Secrecy in the United States
  Alex Wellerstein

Session Q
Q07. New Energy Technologies & Policies

• Q07.00001: An Energy Plan the Earth can live with
  Daniel Kammen

Session V
V60. The Future of U.S. Nuclear Forces: What Do We Need?

• V60.00001: Nuclear Modernization, ICBMs, and Launch On Warning
  Steve Fetter

Session X
X60. The Politics of Science Advising

• X60.00003: Advice from a Scientist-Policy Maker on Giving Advice to a Policy Maker
  Andrew Zwicker

Session Y
Y60. Iran, North Korea, and Nuclear Proliferation

• Y60.00005: Strengthening the Nonproliferation Regime
  Frank von Hippel

Session C
C06. Nuclear Weapons an Ballistic Missile Defense

• C06.00001: North Korean Long-range Ballistic Missiles and US Missile Defenses
  Ted Postol

Session F
F32. FIAP-FPS Invited Session: Advancing Innovation for Industry and Society

• F32.00003: Sustaining Innovation in the Semiconductor Industry
  Dan Armbrust

Session H
H05. The Legacy of Millie Dresselhaus: Women, Carbon, and Society

• H05.00005: The Status of Women in Physics in the "Post-Millie" Era
  Amy Graves

Session B
B7. Diversity in Troubled Times

• B7.00003: Hidden Human Computers: The Black Women of NASA
  Duchess Harris

Session C
C7. Nuclear Testing Limitations and Monitoring Low Level Radioactivity

• C7.00002: Nuclear Weapon Testing Limitations and Monitoring Low Level Radioactivity
  Jay Zucca

Session J
J7. FPS Awards Season

• J7.00002: Physics and Diplomacy: A True Story
  Allen Sessons
• J7.00003: Physics in Populists Cultures: The Hard Lessons We Need To Learn
  Michael Lubell

Session M
M7. The Social Legacy of the Manhattan Project

• M7.00001: Legacies of the Manhattan Project
  Daniel Kevles

Session S
S7. The Roles of Physicists in International and Nonprofit Organizations

• S7.00001: Physics and Its Multiple Roles in the International Atomic Energy Agency
  Charles D. Massey
• S7.00002: Science Policy: A World of Opportunities
  Anne-Marie Mazza

Session U
U2. Classically Forbidden Transitions: Tunneling Through the Barriers to Advance Women and Minorities in Physics

• U2.00001: An International Dimension - The Advancement of Women in Physics and Astrophysics in the UK
  Jocelyn Bell-Burnell
• U2.00002: Overcoming Stereotypes to Advance Women in Physics
  Njema Frazier

Session B
B7. Recent Discoveries in Planetary Science and Their Potential Impacts on Physics and Society

• B7.00001: Extraterrestrial life in light of recent planetary science
  Matthew Stanley
• B7.0002: On the History and Future of Cosmic Planet Formation
  Peter Behroozi

Session C
C7. Modernizing Nuclear Weapons

• C7.00001: U.S. Nuclear Weapons Modernization - The Stockpile Life Extension Program
  Donald Cook
• C7.00002: Why are U.S. nuclear weapon modernization efforts controversial?
  James Acton

Session J
J7. Politicizing Science - Benefits and Costs

• J7.00003: Leo Szilard Lectureship Award: How can physicists help the public make better decisions about science and technology?
  Joel Primack

Session M
M7. Fracking and Physics

• M7.00001: What is fracking?
  J. Quinn Norris
• M7.00002: Fracking, wastewater disposal, and earthquakes
  Arthur McGarr

Session R
R55. The War on Cancer: Physics Enters the Fray

• R55.00002: Evolution, Physics, and Cancer: Disrupting Traditional Approache
  Robert Austin

Session B
B12. Invited Session: Energy Research at ARPA-E

• B12.00001: An Overview of ARPA-E
  Eric Rohlfing
• B12.00002: No Phanton Left Behind: Advanced Optics at ARPA-E for buildings and Solar Energy
  Howard M. Branz

Session C
C12. Invited Session: Panel Discussion on Big Science and Challenges

• C12.00001: the Diminishing Support for Science: Persuade or Perish
  Norman R. Augustine

Session E
E12. Invited Session: Exploration for Life in the Universe: Implications for Society

• E12.00001: Extraterrestrial Intelligence: What Would it Mean?
  Chris Impey
• E12.00002: Challenges for Protecting Life on Other Planets
  Christoph Adami
• E12.00003: Exploring the Universe: Lessons for Life on Earth
  David Grinspoon

Session J
J12. Invited Sessions: Prize Session: Joseph A. Burton, Leo Szilard and John Wheatley Awards

• J12.00001: Joseph A. Burton Forum Award Talk: Science for Diplomacy, Diplomacy for Science
  E. William Colglazier
• J12. 00002: Leo Szilard Lectureship Aware Talk: Technology development and innovation for the bottom of the economic pyramid
  Ashok Gadgil
• J12.00003: John Wheatley Award Talk: Experimental magnetism research in Dhaka, Hanoi and Uppsala 
  Per Norodblad

Session K
K12. Invited Session: Carbon Capture and Sequestration

• K12.00001: Anthropogenic C0$_{2}$ as a Feedstock for Cyanbacteria-Based Biofuels
  Ronald Chance
• K12.00002: Direct Air Capture
  Klaus Lacner

Session X
X3: Invited Session: Nuclear Scientists and Nuclear Emergency Response

• X3.00002: DOE Response to the Fukushima Accident: Advancing the Science of Emergency Response
  Daniel Blumenthal
• X3.00003: Experiences of an Engineer working in Reactor Safety and Emergency Response
  Douglas Osborn

Session L
L24. Invited Session: Pais Prize Session: Physics at the Intersection of History, Technology and Society

• L24.00003: Optimistic Dangers: Views of Radium Therapy During the American Radium Craze
  Aimee Slaughter
• L24.00004: To Rule the Waves: Cable Telegraphy and the Making of "Maxwell's Equations"
  Bruce Hunt

Session M
M3. Invited Session: Artificial Intelligence: Existential Risk or Boon to Humanity

• M3.00001: The Future of (Artificial) Intelligence
  Stuart Russelk
• M3.00004: Beneficial Smarter-than-human Intelligence: the challenges and the Path Forward
  Benja Fallenstein

Session S
S19. Invited Session: Additive Manufacturing: The Promises and Risks

• S19.0005: Additive Manufacturing and Medical Devices: Case Studies, Technical Concerns and Research
  Katherine Vorolakos

Session B
B17. Invited Session: Hyperloop and other Transportation Ideas

• B17.00001: The Hyperloop as a Source of Interesting Estimation Questions
  Rhett Allain
• B17.00002: Hyperloops, Nuclear Spacecraft, and the New York City Subway
  Stephen Granade

Session E
E17. Invited Session: Extreme Energy Efficiency

• E17.00001: Using a Clean Energy Version of Moore's Law to Plan for the Extreme Efficiency of the Future
  Robert Van Buskirk

Session J
J17. Invited Session: Joseph A. Burton Forum Award and Leo Szilard Lectureship Award

• J17.00002: Leo Szliard Lectureship Award: Fissile Materials: A Global Threat
  Ramamurti Rajaraman
• J17.00003: Leo Szilard Lectureship Award: Arguing from the Periphery
  M.V. Ramana

Session U
U17. Invited Session: Physics Research and Innovation

• U17.00002: Superconducting RF: Joining different field for breakthroughs
  Hasan Padamsee

Session Y
Y17. Invited Session: Popularizing Physics

• Y17.00003: Everyone Loves Science
  Mats Selen

Session F
F38. Invited Session: Keyhole to the World: Public Access to Satellite Data for Environmental, Security, and Social Ends

• F38.00001: 40 years of Landsat images: What we learned about science and politics
  Jeff Dozier

Session H
H6. Invited Speakers: Low Carbon Electricity

• H6.00002: Renewable Electricity Futures: Exploration of a U.S. Grid with 80{\%} Renewable Energy
  Trieu Mai

Session F
F9. Invited Session: The Impact of Hydraulic Fracturing

• F9.00001: The EPA's Study on the Potential Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing on Drinking Water Resources
  Susan Sharkey

Session U
U10. Invited Session: Science in the New Administration

• U10.00003: The APS Panel on Public Affairs and Federal Science Policy
  Robert Jaffe

Session B
B6. Invited Session: FPS Awards

• B6.00002: Leo Szilard Lectureship Award Lecture: North Korea; Reactors, bonds, and people
  Siegfried Hecker

Session Q
Q5. Invited Speakers: New Developments in Radiation Detection Technologies

• Q5. 00001: Latest Developments in Radiation detection technology and nuclear security
  Warren Stern
• Q5.00002: Nuclear Threat Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
  Michael Kuliasha

Session T
T4. Panel Discussion: American Science & America's Future

• T4.00004: Panelist
  Frank Wilczeck

Session W
W5. Invited Session: Nuclear Energy, Post-Fukushima

• W5.00001: Nuclear Safety Concerns post-Fukushima and future of Nuclear Power
  Richard Meserve

Session A
A43. Invited Session: Broader Impacts of Research-NSF Policy and Individual Responsibility

• A43.00001: Science, the Scientists and Values
  Alan Leshner
• A43.00002: The APS and the Impact on Physics and Society
  Barry C. Barish
• A43.00003: Why Physicists Have a Responsibility to Society
  Charles Ferguson
• A43.00004: The Broader Impact Criteria - What's the solution? A panel discussion
  Don Prosnitz

Session H
H2. Invited Session: Novel and Proven Methods of Communicating Science to the Public

• H2.00001: Creating Catalytic Collaborations between Theater Artists, Scientists, and Research Institutions
  Debra Wise

Session W
W20. Invited Session: Nuclear Power, One year After Fukushima

• W20.00001: The Accident at TEPCO's Fukushima-Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant: Technical Description of What Happened and Lessons Learned for the Future
  Akira Omoto
• W20.00002: The U.S. nuclear industry following the Fukushima event
  Stephen Kuczynski
• W20.00005: Nuclear Power in India
  M.V. Ramana

Session E
E5. Nuclear Weapons at 65

• E5.00001: TBD by Speaker
  Rebecca Johnson
• E5.00002: Issues for Future Nuclear Arms Control
  Jay Davis

Session R
R5. The Status of Arms Control

• R5.00001: What Happens to Deterrence as Nuclear Weapons Decrease Toward Zero?
  Sidney Drell
• R5.00002: Confidence in Nuclear Weapons as Numbers Decrease and Time Since Testing Increases
  Marvin Adams

Session Y
Y5. Science Diplomacy

• Y5.00001: Science Diplomacy in Large International Collaborations
  Barry C. Barish
• Y5.0002: A Scientist's Approach to Diplomacy - First, Listen and Learn
  Neal lane
• Y5.00003: Science Diplomacy in Action
  Norman P. Neureiter