AAPT 2024 Summer Meeting Boston, MA (July 2024) - are you going?

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The 2024 AAPT Summer Meeting is scheduled for July 7 to July 10 in Boston, MA. Attendees are excited about the return to in-person conferences after the pandemic. One participant will present two posters: "Visualizing the Ideal Gas with Differential Forms on a PV-diagram" on Sunday evening and "Kinetic Energy in Galilean and Special Relativity - a unified spacetime interpretation" on Monday afternoon. There is interest in connecting with others attending the conference and sharing insights, particularly from past attendees like @robphy, who is encouraged to provide notes or links from their experience.
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2024 AAPT Summer Meeting in Boston, MA
https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/SM2024/

I'll be there Sun July 7 to Wed July 10.
Anyone else going?

I used to attend at least one meeting (Winter or Summer) each year.
It's my first in-person AAPT conference since the pandemic.

I have a poster on Sunday evening
https://aapt-wm.secure-platform.com/a/solicitations/67/sessiongallery/2988
"Visualizing the Ideal Gas with Differential Forms on a PV-diagram"
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another poster Monday late-afternoon
https://aapt-wm.secure-platform.com/a/solicitations/67/sessiongallery/2989
"Kinetic Energy in Galilean and Special Relativity - a unified spacetime interpretation".
 
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