The American Physical Society (APS) is a professional organization dedicated to advancing and disseminating the knowledge of physics. Founded in 1899, it serves over 50,000 members, including physicists, educators, and students. The APS publishes several scientific journals, organizes conferences, and promotes physics education and outreach. The society plays a crucial role in advocating for the physics community, influencing public policy, and fostering collaboration among researchers. It also recognizes outstanding contributions to the field through various awards and honors, helping to inspire future generations of physicists and enhance the understanding of physics in society.