Associate Members

The European Physical Society promoted the advancement of physics in Europe by providing a forum for discussion of subjects of common interest. The EPS Associate Membership program allows Associate Members to participate in these discussions and to choose how they wish to contribute to the development of the EPS activities and policy.

Benefits...

Exclusive invitations to EPS award ceremonies.
EPS recognition and visibility at EPS events and all communications channels.
Dedicated press releases in e-EPS, EPN, etc.
Global exposure at EPS events.
Display Associate Members’ promotional material at EPS events.
Reduced Individual Member fees for Associate Member staff.

Associate Membership is open to European research centres and institutions, universities, industrial partners, private companies, publishers, and indeed any organisation supporting physics. Applications are reviewed by the Executive Committee and the appropriate EPS Division or Group.

Membership fees:

Euro 1500 for EPS Supporter Associate Members
Euro 2500 for EPS Societal Challenges sponsors
Euro 5000 for EPS Prestige Sponsors

Associate Membership Application Form

Associate Membership Application

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Organisation Information

Name of Organisation:*

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Point of contact for communication with your organization:

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Scientific contact information:

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Which Associate Member choice best suits your organisation?

Sponsorship choice*

EPS Prestige Sponsor (Exclusive funding of an EPS prize) – 15,000 EUR

EPS Prestige Sponsor – 5,000 EUR

EPS Sponsor for Societal Challenges – 2,500 EUR

EPS Supporter Associate Member – 1,500 EUR

If Prestige Sponsor is chosen, what is the name of the prize you wish to sponsor?

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The EPS Prestige Sponsorship

…for Associate Members who wish to sponsor the most prestigious prizes of the Society that often recognise potential Nobel Laureates. It is exclusive for major partners and tailored to their individual objectives and strategies.