We are pleased to announce the latest addition to the Physical Review family of peer-reviewed journals—Physical Review Research (PRResearch). Opening for submissions soon, the new journal will be fully open access, cover the whole spectrum of research topics of interest to the physics community, and offer the Physical Review experience and quality you know and trust. To learn more and sign up for e-alerts, click here.

Join us for a special session at the 2019 April Meeting to celebrate 90 years of RMP with some of the journal’s most widely read and cited authors. They will discuss their experience publishing in the journal and the impact it had on their fields of research. All are invited to attend.

Tuesday, April 16, 2019
8:30 a.m. - 10:18 a.m.
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
Room: Plaza ABC

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Top: Surfaces composed of past wavefronts emitted by a source moving along a circular path at two different Mach numbers. Bottom: Projections along the time direction of the cones immediately above. Thick black arcs show source trajectories. The dashed line marks the position of an observer, with colored lines marking wavefronts that intersect at this position.

After 12 years of service Julian Maynard is stepping down as Associate Editor for Physical Review E. Julian was responsible for papers in a range of areas including acoustics, nonlinear waves, solid mechanics, and classical physics. We are very grateful for his contributions as an editor, for his dedicated service to the community, and his efforts on behalf of Physical Review E.

Decryption of magnetic small-angle neutron scattering cross sections using micromagnetic simulations.