March 2011 Newsletter

Ernie Malamud, Editor

Entire Issue

In This Issue

View from the Chair
Harvey Newman

APS Office of International Affairs
Amy Flatten

Serving our International Membership
Barry Barish

From the Editor
Ernie Malamud

Announcements

• FIP Sessions and Events at the APS March meeting, Harvey Newman
• FIP Sessions and Events at the APS April meeting, Harvey Newman
• Global Science and Technology Initiative Launched, from Harvey Newman
• Friends of the Committee on the International Freedom of Scientists, Noemi Mirkin
• India-U.S. Travel Grants, Michele Irwin
• Brazil-U.S. Exchange Program, Michele Irwin

Prizes and Awards

• FIP Members Recognized as APS Fellows
• Noemie Koller Receives APS Nicholson Medal for Human Outreach
  Herman Winick

Schools and Conferences

• The ICFA2010 School/Workshop on Instrumentation in Elementary Particle Physics
  Bariloche, Argentina, January 11-22, 2010, Marleigh Scheaff
• The First African School on Fundamental Physics and its Applications, ASP2010
  Christine Darve on behalf of the ASP2010 Organizing Committee
• The Fifth Linear Collider School
  from Ernie Malamud
• The VIII Latin American Symposium on High Energy Physics
  Valparaiso, Chile, December 4-12, 2010, Marleigh Scheaff

Articles

• The Music of Physics
  Lidia Smentek
• On the Genesis of the Sinfonia de motu (Symphony on Motion)
  Jerzy Warczewski
• University of Minnesota Undergrads Visit Middle East
  Universities and Laboratories, Marvin Marshak
• Physics in the Republic of Armenia
  Ani Aprahamian
• News from the Canadian Association of Physicists, August 2009 to December 2010
  Robert Mann
• Training European Scientists and Engineers to Manage Research Enterprises
  William A. Barletta

FIP Committees - 2011

Thanks to Lidia Smentek for this nice Collage of Stamps honoring Marie Curie

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Disclaimer - The articles and opinion pieces found in this issue of the APS Forum on International Physics Newsletter are not peer refereed and represent solely the views of the authors and not necessarily the views of the APS.