Spanish Royal Physics Society

The Spanish Royal Physics Society (RSEF) is a non-profit institution for physics resulting from the 1980 division of the Spanish Royal Society of Physics and Chemistry into the Royal Society of Chemistry and the RSEF. The RSEF aims to promote and develop the basic knowledge of physics and its applications, and to encourage scientific research and teaching of physics in all reaches of education. The RSEF operates on a national scale and maintains international relations with other Iberoamerican societies with similar aims.

The RSEF is structured into specialized groups and divisions for different areas of physics, such as the Condensed Matter Division, and local sections, grouping members in different parts of Spain. It also includes a foreign section for international RSEF members.

RSEF members consists of individual members, as well as corporate members for institutions or business companies.

The RSEF is a member of the European Physical Society, Federation of Iberoamerican Physics, and the Confederation of Scientific Societies of Spain, and maintains cooperative agreements with other societies such as the American Physical Society and Portuguese Physical Society.

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