Topical Groups

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Topical Groups are specialized units within the American Physical Society that bring together researchers focused on specific subfields or emerging areas of physics.

Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
APS Focus Groups 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf organizational unit
subdivision of the American Physical Society
activity disseminating newsletters or electronic communications
maintaining topical web pages within APS
organizing topical sessions at APS April Meeting
organizing topical sessions at APS March Meeting
sponsoring awards and prizes in specialized areas
sponsoring focus sessions
sponsoring invited and contributed talks
affiliation APS members
characteristic membership-based structure within APS
more focused than APS Divisions
often formed around rapidly developing research areas
collaboratesWith APS Divisions
Topical Groups self-linksurface differs
surface form: APS Focus Groups

APS Forums
communicationChannel American Physical Society
surface form: APS meetings

APS publications and websites
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distinguishedFrom APS Divisions
APS Forums
APS Divisions
surface form: APS Sections
field physics
governedBy bylaws approved by the American Physical Society
elected officers
hasLanguage English
membership open to APS members with relevant research interests
nonProfitStatus part of a nonprofit scientific society
parentOrganization American Physical Society
partOf American Physical Society
purpose to bring together researchers focused on emerging areas of physics
to bring together researchers focused on specific subfields of physics
to foster communication within specialized physics communities
to organize sessions at APS meetings
to promote research in specialized areas of physics
to provide a forum for exchange of ideas in focused physics topics
scope emerging areas of physics
interdisciplinary areas related to physics
specific subfields of physics
supports community-building in specialized physics subfields
dissemination of research results in focused areas
networking among researchers in specific topics
targetAudience advanced undergraduates interested in specialized areas of physics
graduate students in physics
research physicists

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Topical Groups collaboratesWith Topical Groups self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: APS Focus Groups
American Physical Society hasUnit Topical Groups