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The September 2026 issue of e-EPS is out!

September 29, 2026/

Read the latest issue of our online newsletter here! You will discover interviews with EPS Prize Laureates, the call for the Lise Meitner Prize, a position paper on Physics Bachelor’s Studies, and much more.

Landau Spitzer Awardees Headshot portraits. Left to right Clarisse Bourdelle, Jonathan Citrin, Gary Staebler and Ronald Waltz

September 28, 2026/

The 2026 Landau-Spitzer Award has been awarded to: “For advances in developing models that provide accurate and fast predictions for turbulent transport in tokamak plasmas, through more than a decade of collaboration that spans foundational quasilinear gyrokinetic theory, multi-device experimental validation, and machine learning methodology.”...

Phishing

September 25, 2026/

Many people with a public relationship to the EPS have recently reported that they have received phishing emails which pertain to be from the EPS President. The EPS will never ask members to make payments on its behalf. If you are in any doubt please...

From physics to innovation: EPS-TIG Leiden 2026

September 18, 2026/

Authors: Matthijs Goedings (University Leiden), Barbora Bruant Gulejova (University Zurich) From 24–28 August 2026, EPS-TIG Leiden brought together physics students from universities across Europe for a summer school built around a simple idea: to show how physics connects to technology, innovation, industry and society. Hosted...

Gravity, curiosity and the courage to question the obvious

September 15, 2026/

An interview with Professor Lavinia Heisenberg, 2023 EPS Emmy Noether Distinction laureate – Author: Petra Rudolf What does it mean to understand gravity? How much can we trust our most successful theories? And what happens when we dare to question the framework that has shaped...

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