The APS March Meeting brings together physics professionals and students from around the world to showcase their work, connect with others in their areas of expertise, and discover groundbreaking physics research.
Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge through the scientific sessions, advance your career at the job fair, or network with others promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in physics, the March Meeting has something for everyone in the physics community.
Future Meeting Locations
We invite our attendees, presenters, sponsors, and exhibitors to join us at future March Meetings:
- March Meeting 2024, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- March Meeting 2025, Anaheim, California
- March Meeting 2026, Denver, Colorado
- March Meeting 2027, Los Angeles, California
Connect with Us
To stay up-to-date with upcoming March Meeting 2024 news and announcements as well as connect with other attendees online, follow @APSMeetings and #apsmarch on Twitter.
You can also sign up for email updates to receive information about event highlights and about March Meeting 2024.
The March Meeting 2023 Experience
The physics community met online for the virtual March Meeting, which took place March 20-22.
The in-person March Meeting took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 5-10.
About the American Physical Society
The American Physical Society advances and diffuses the knowledge of physics through its research journals, scientific meetings, and education, outreach, advocacy, and international activities.
APS members receive exclusive discounts on March Meeting registration, as well as a host of other benefits connecting them to a global network of physicists.
Abstract Submissions and Scientific Sessions
The core programming for the scientific meeting comes from 10,000+ contributed and invited physics abstract submissions–on condensed matter physics to quantum computing, to the latest in climate physics, and many more exciting topics.
APS March Meeting 2024 abstract submissions will open in the fall 2023.
Scientific Sessions Abstract Topics:
Polymer Physics
Soft Condensed Matter
Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
Biological Physics
Chemical Physics
Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
Topological Materials
Semiconductors, Insulators, and Dielectrics
Superconductivity
Magnetism
Strongly Correlated Systems, Including Quantum Fluids and Solids
Complex Structured Materials, Including Graphene
Superlattices, and Other Artificially Structured Materials
Surfaces, Interfaces, and Thin Films
Nonequilibrium Quantum Physics
General Theory, Computational Physics
Quantum Information, Concepts, and Computation
Matter at Extreme Conditions
Instrumentation and Measurements
Fluids
Energy Research and Applications
Applications (IT, Medical/Bio Photonics. etc.)
Data Science
Laser Science
Medical Physics
Climate Physics
Physics Education
Physics Outreach and Engaging the Public
History of Physics
International Physics
Early Career Scientists
Public Policy
Graduate Student Affairs
Undergraduate Research
Committee on Minorities
Status of Women in Physics
General Physics
Frequently Asked Questions
This information can serve as a quick reference for basic information about APS March Meeting 2023, particularly for international attendees and students.
For Attendees & Presenters
Whether you're joining us as an attendee or presenter for the first time or have attended previously, we look forward to seeing you.
Acknowledgements
APS is grateful for the time and efforts of the meeting program chair, committee, and units who plan and organize the March Meeting.
COVID-19 Guidelines
APS is focused on ensuring a safe and productive meeting for all participants.