Through its broad member base, the EPS represents the views of the European Physics Community. The society provides a discussion forum for its members to address policy issues relevant to physics research and teaching. The EPS also provides a physics perspective on policy issues more broadly.
The EPS has a presence in Brussels, creating liaison between EPS and EU institutions, sister learned societies, and the Brussels delegations of research organisations. The EPS also compiles a regular policy newsletter which contains the latest policy news, events and funding opportunities relevant to the physics community.
The EPS collaborates with European and International Organisations to support and promote physics across the globe.
The EPS publishes policy statements, positions papers, and recommendations on a variety of issues that are important to physics research and education and the relationship between physics and society.
