Entering the New Century of IUPAP with a Renovated Vision

Explore the future of international physics collaboration in this 1-hour 21-minute lecture by Prof. Silvina Ponce Dawson, presented as part of the APS Physics "Physics Matters" series. Delve into the renovated vision for the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) as it enters its second century. Learn about IUPAP's role in science diplomacy, its organizational structure including the General Assembly and various committees, and its involvement in major physics events such as the Statistical Physics Conference and the International Year of Quantum. Gain insights into IUPAP's efforts to promote inclusion and diversity in physics, including initiatives to address the gender gap in science. Discover how IUPAP interacts with other international scientific bodies like the International Science Council. The lecture concludes with a question and answer session, providing an opportunity for deeper engagement with the topic.

Introduction
Panelists
Prof Silvina Ponce Dawson
Professor Paul Nelson
Past and Present
Science Diplomacy
General Assembly
Liaison Committees
Commissions
Statistical Physics Commission
Statistical Physics Conference
Conferences
International Year of Quantum
Inclusion and Diversity
Working Group Activities
Gender Gap in Science
The International Science Council
Question and Answer