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Editor’s note

DEC 01, 2023
Physics Today

This issue marks the last month that the obituaries department will appear in print in Physics Today. Going forward we will be publishing obituaries only online.

Progress in science is inseparable from the unique stories and experiences of the people involved. Since the very first issue of Physics Today, back in May 1948, obituaries have provided opportunities to honor members of the community and their contributions. And since 2005, readers have been able to submit obituaries online to be posted on the Physics Today website.

Our shared history is a central part of what unites us as a community, and Physics Today remains committed to preserving and sharing individuals’ legacies. Our collection of online obituaries can be easily found on our website or reached directly at https://physicstoday.org/obits . You’ll also find a link there for submitting obituaries and reminiscences.

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