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Curious about publishing your #MaterialsScience research in Newton? Scientific editor Shriyaa Mittal will be attending #F25MRS and would be happy to answer your questions and discuss the publishing process.

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Tomorrow! Biology inspires physics. Physics explains biology. Join us for a live panel on active matter, systems that use energy to move, organize & evolve. July 11, 9:00 am ET. Free + recording. hubs.ly/Q03wpmc80

How do molecules, cells, and organisms work together to create complex, coordinated behavior? The answer: active matter — life in motion. Join leading biologists + physicists for a panel discussion on this boundary-breaking science. July 11, 9:00 am ET. hubs.li/Q03twtv40

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P. K. Johnny WONG, Newton's senior scientific editor, will attend the Chinese Physical Society this week. He would be happy to discuss your research and its suitability for the journal. Get in touch: jwong@cell.com or visit the Cell Press booth #B163

Are you attending the @APSphysics Division of Nuclear Physics Fall meeting? Our scientific editor, Shriyaa Mittal, will be there and would be happy to discuss your research and tell you more about the new #physics journal @NewtonCellPress. Get in touch via email: smittal@cell.com

Cheryl, Newton's scientific editor for #photonics and #optics, will attend the Photon 2024 conference next week in Swansea, Wales. Would you like to talk with her about your research and publishing in Newton? Get in touch via email cseow@cell.com

Are you attending @spietweets Optics + Photonics 2024? Cheryl Seow, our scientific editor for #optics and #photonics, would be happy to discuss your research and tell you more about the new #physics journal Newton. Get in touch via email (cseow@cell.com)

One of our friendly editors, Shriyaa, is at the Gordon Research Conference @GordonConf on Biophotonics this week! Give her a wave if you see her, and ask her about Newton! 😉

Elisa, our Editor-in-Chief, is at @ICM2024, Bologna, hearing about lots of interesting works and ideas that we would love to feature in Newton! Say hi if you see her 👋

We are delighted to introduce our Editor-in-chief, Elisa De Ranieri. Read her Q&A here: cell.com/news-do/newton…