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The 2022 Physics Congress — Washington, DC, October 6-8, 2022

MAY 01, 2023

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What happens when 1,500 physics and astronomy undergrads and their mentors gather for three days of inspiring talks, interactive workshops, fascinating tours, and a one-of-a-kind physics festival?

Photos by SPS unless otherwise noted.

Read about the highlights on pages 14-21 and in future issues of the SPS Observer and Radiations.
Watch plenary talks on the SPS YouTube Channel,

Photo by the SPS reporters from the University of Wisconsin - River Falls.

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Volume 57, Number 1

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