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<h1 class="color">Note: This website is not being updated. The official Shock Physics website is now located at <br><a href="http://www.aps.org/units/gsccm/">http://www.aps.org/units/gsccm/</a></h1>
<h1>American Physical Society Topical Group on Shock Compression of Condensed Matter</h1>
<h2>The APS Topical Group on Shock Compression of Condensed Matter
(GSCCM) was founded in 1984 to promote the development and exchange of
information on the dynamic high-pressure properties of materials. The
Topical Group sponsors biennial technical meetings on shock compression
and detonation physics research, including experimental, theoretical and
computational studies, and new experimental methods and developments.<p>
<p class="cemter-ot">Website Updates
<p>19 Jan 2017: <a href="pages/topical_conf.html">The Index of All Shock Conference Proceedings has been updated by Dr. Stephen Walley.</a>
<p>19 Jan 2017:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted Bibliographies of 2017 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>12 Jan 2017: <a href="pages/governance.html">2017 Topical Group Officers & Executive Board Members Posted.</a>
<p>02 Jan 2017:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted Updated Bibliographies of 2014, 2015, and 2016 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>16 Dec 2016: <a href="pages/topical_conf.html">2017 Topical Conference - First Announcement Posted.</a>
<p>10 Oct 2016: <a href="pages/newsletters.html">Oct 2016 Newsletter Posted.</a>
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<p>06 Sep 2016:<a href="pages/governance.html"> New Nominating Committee Posted.</a>
<p>07 Jun 2016:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted Updated Bibliographies of 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>16 Mar 2016: <a href="pages/business_meeting_minutes.html">Minutes for 2016 Business Meeting Posted.</a>
<p>02 Apr 2016:<a href="pages/governance.html"> Fellowship Committee updated.</a>
<p>10 Feb 2016:<a href="pages/fellowship.html"> Updated list of APS Fellows sponsored by Topical Group.</a>
<p>19 Jan 2016: <a href="pages/governance.html">2016 Topical Group Officers & Executive Board Members Posted.</a>
<p>06 Jan 2016:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted Updated Bibliographies of 2014 and 2015 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>23 Dec 2015: Dec<a href="pages/newsletters.html"> 2015 Newsletter Posted.</a>
<p>13 Oct 2015: <a href="pages/newsletters.html">Oct 2015 Newsletter Posted.</a>
<p>14 Sep 2015:<a href="pages/governance.html"> New Nominating Committee Posted.</a>
<p>24 Aug 2015: <a href="pages/business_meeting_minutes.html">Minutes for 2015 Business Meeting Posted.</a>
<p>06 Jun 2015:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted Updated Bibliographies of 2013, 2014, and 2015 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>08 Jun 2015:<a href="pages/fellowship.html"> Updated list of APS Fellows sponsored by Topical Group.</a>
<p>13 May 2015:<a href="pages/officers-2015.html"> Updated contact information for Eric Chisolm.</a>
<p>30 Apr 2015:<a href="pages/governance.html"> Fellowship Committee updated.</a>
<p>12 Mar 2015:<a href="pages/officers-2015.html"> Updated contact information for Paulo Rigg.</a>
<p>13 Jan 2015:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted an Updated Bibliography of 2014 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>07 Jan 2015: <a href="pages/governance.html">2015 Topical Group Officers & Executive Board Members Posted.</a>
<p>17 Dec 2014: <a href="pages/newsletters.html">Dec 2014 Newsletter Posted.</a>
<p>15 Oct 2014:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted an Updated Bibliography of 2013 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a>
<p>08 Sep 2014: <a href="pages/newsletters.html">Sep 2014 Newsletter Posted.</a>
<p> 12 Aug 2014:<a href="pages/topical_conf.html"> Posted Additional Information on APS SCCM-2015 Conference.</a>
<p> 04 Jun 2014:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted a Bibliography of 2014 Shock Physics Papers (Up to June 1014) on Resources Page.</a>
<p>11 Jun 2014: <a href="pages/topical_conf.html">Proceedings of the 2013 Joint
APS-SCCM/AIRAPT Conference have been posted.</a><p> 05 Jun 2014:<a href="pages/resources.html"> Posted an Updated Bibliography of 2013 Shock Physics Papers on Resources Page.</a><p>23 May 2014: <a href="pages/topical_conf.html">The Index of All Shock Conference Proceedings has been updated by Dr. Stephen Walley.</a>
<p>16 Apr 2014: <a href="pages/topical_conf.html">Initial 2015 Topical Conference Information Posted.</a>
<p>29 Mar 2014: <a href="pages/business_meeting_minutes.html">Minutes for 2014 Business Meeting Posted.</a>
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