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The Call for Submissions for APS 2026 is now open!

Submit your research today to join your colleagues in Barcelona, Spain for the 2026 Annual Convention, 28-30 May, 2026! Submissions close 5 December 2025, at 5:00 PM ET (22:00 UTC).

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Call for Submissions

Please see here for more information on submissions.

Upcoming Events

Stand with Science. Shape Policy.

Explore the new APS Advocacy & Policy hub, your gateway to up-to-date policy statements, expert analysis, action tools, and resources to help psychological scientists engage meaningfully with legislation, funding decisions, and public discourse. Join us as we translate evidence into influence.


Congratulations to the 2026 APS Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients.

Act Now: Share your Concerns with Your Representative and Senators

So far, in the early days of the second Trump Administration, the President has directed agencies to terminate some federal research funding programs, limit research funding by capping indirect rates paid to research institutions to support research infrastructure, fired federal scientists and research program managers, and worked to delete scientific data from government websites.

This kind of political interference with science is unacceptable and contrary to all that has contributed to scientific discovery and advancement in the United States.

As a scientist, you must work now to make certain that your members of Congress are aware of the effects these actions are having on their constituents (you), their congressional district and state.

Contact your representative


Podcast Archive

Under the Cortex is on hiatus and won’t be recording new episodes for the foreseeable future. Explore our archive of 150 episodes filled with scientific insights, stories from editors and researchers, and conversations worth revisiting again and again!

News and Research


APS Resources and Announcements


  • <i>Science for Society</i> Webinars

    Science for Society Webinars

    Science for Society is an APS webinar series focused on educating the public and bringing psychological science to decision-makers working to solve real world problems.

  • Webinars & Virtual Events

    Webinars & Virtual Events

    Explore all of APS’s digital offerings, including Convention sessions and interviews, webinars, news podcasts, and more!

APS Programs and Member Resources


  • APS Awards and Honors

    APS Awards and Honors

    Nominate a colleague by January 15 for one of APS’s prestigious lifetime awards. Nominations of members from underrepresented groups in psychological science are encouraged.

  • Classroom Resources

    Classroom Resources

    These resources are made possible with the support of the APS Fund for Teaching and Public Understanding of Psychological Science.

  • Teaching Psychological Science

    Teaching Psychological Science

    Tap into a host of instructional materials, articles, and other resources designed to bring psychological science into the classroom.

  • Advocacy & Policy

    Advocacy & Policy

    Stand with Science. Shape Policy.
    Explore the new APS Advocacy & Policy hub—your gateway to up-to-date policy statements, expert analysis, action tools, and resources to help psychological scientists engage meaningfully with legislation, funding decisions, and public discourse. Join us as we translate evidence into influence.

  • Resources on Combating Misinformation

    Resources on Combating Misinformation

    Browse this extensive collection of resources exploring how misinformation hobbles understanding of critical topics and what can be done to mitigate the risks.

  • Employment & Career

    Employment & Career

    Browse job openings and fellowships, learn about funding opportunities, and read about research pathways and career insights.