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Get to know Dr. Richard Vaia's professional journey at the AFRL, boosting his expertise as a panelist for the 10th Annual Defense R&D Summit.

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Peter H. Fisher has announced he will step down as head of the MIT Department of Physics. The MIT professor led the department for eight years, playing pivotal leadership roles at the Institute and in physics research and community-building. He will begin a new role as the head of the Office of Research Computing and Data.

Governing Board of the American Institute of Physics Minutes of Meeting I. The Board of Governors met in response to call of the Chairman at nine thirty-five a.m., April 7, 1934, at the office of the American Institute of Physics Incorporated, 11 East 38th Street, New York, New York. Present: Chairman Compton, Messrs. Bingham, Crittenden, Dodge, Foote, Hunter, Klopsteg, Knudsen, Palmer, Pegram, Richtmyer, Tate, Waterfall, and Director Barton and Treasurer Buffum. Absent: Messers. Fletcher and Sh...

Internally and in its opinions to say i think the majority is not putting enough of a weight on the side of innocent human life, its another for the president to say that when the law is applied the way decent lawyers are trying to apply it, if something goes wrong it will be their fault and it was an amazing national experience to watch these lawyers -- one appointed by george w. bush, one appointed by carter, one appointed by obama -- struggle over the law. it was an experience in public engag...

President to say that when the law is applied the way decent lawyers are trying to apply it, if something goes wrong it will be their fault and it was an amazing national experience to watch these lawyers -- one appointed by george w. bush, one appointed by carter, one appointed by obama -- struggle over the law. it was an experience in public engagement and education and for the president to say "thats disgusting, theyre just politicians and a high school student would know better" suggests he ...