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“For generations, seasoned research scientists have worked with advanced materials characterization instrumentation including superconducting magnets, vibrating sample magnetometers (VSM), and low-level measurement lock-in amplifiers. However, at the Quantum Design Teaching & Materials Discovery Laboratory at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM), undergraduate students have the opportunity to gain firsthand experience with state-of-the-art equipment typically reserved only for graduate students and advanced researchers at most other universities. A Quantum Design Physical Properties Measurement System (PPMS®) VersaLab® is available to students as part of the Applied Physics curriculum and as a resource to perform undergraduate research.” — Stephen Tsui, Professor at CSUSM #DTLcommunity #STEMeducation #physicseducation #educationtechnology #physics #STEM #undergradinSTEM #undergraduatephysics #materialsscience #experientiallearning #CSUSM
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🔬 Are you fascinated by physics and would like to contribute your knowledge to research and teaching? Or are you looking for new challenges in the field of technical thermodynamics? We have exciting job opportunities and career prospects! For example, a professorship (m/f/d) for building physics, building construction and energy-efficient construction at Koblenz University of Applied Sciences or a W3 professorship for technical thermodynamics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). 👉 Don't miss out on these career opportunities! Sign up now for our exclusive job newsletter and receive personalised job offers and informative content about your career in physics. #academics #physics #joboffers #professorship #career #buildingphysics #thermodynamics
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What key factors influence students to choose #physics as their field of study? See for yourself in AIP’s latest statistical report, “Physics Bachelors: Influences and Backgrounds.” https://lnkd.in/ejyNf6ic
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Exciting Updates to the IB Physics Syllabus for 2025!The IB Physics syllabus for 2025 is set to include significant updates aimed at enhancing student learning and engagement. These changes reflect the latest advancements in physics education and align with contemporary scientific developments. Key Changes: Incorporation of Modern Technologies: The curriculum will now feature topics on quantum computing and renewable energy technologies. Enhanced Practical Work: Increased emphasis on laboratory work and hands-on experiments to develop practical skills. Interdisciplinary Approach: New content connecting physics with other sciences and fields such as environmental science and engineering. Updated Assessment Methods: Introduction of new assessment formats to better evaluate students' understanding and application of concepts. These updates ensure that students receive a contemporary and comprehensive education in physics, preparing them for future scientific endeavors. #IBPhysics #EducationReform #QuantumComputing #RenewableEnergy #STEMEducation #PhysicsEducation #FutureLearning #CurriculumDevelopment #ScienceEducation #InnovationInEducation
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Literacy: No end to Learning. Graduation: 2002 (Physics & Computer Science) Post Graduation: 2004 (Physics) Pre Doctoral: 2010 (Material Physics) Doctorate: 2017 (Material Physics) Post Doctorate D.Sc: 2019 (Material Physics) Post Doctoral Fellowship PDF: 2024 (Materials Engineering)
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New assistant professor Denitsa Baykusheva to bridge the worlds of ultrafast physics and quantum mechanics. Excited to welcome ultrafast laser spectroscopy specialist Denitsa Baykusheva as one of the newest additions to our faculty. Denitsa aims to unify ultrafast physics and quantum mechanics by developing technology that explores the quantum-level interplay of light and matter. Reflecting ISTA's commitment to interdisciplinary work, her research spans physics, physical chemistry, and material science. 💬 "I envision building a team of up to ten highly motivated students and postdocs who are willing to take risks and perform very demanding research at the boundary of what is possible. The level of independence and technical support I receive at ISTA, as well as the solid representation of quantum physics in the campus community, are such that there are very few places like ISTA." – Denitsa Baykusheva Read more about her work here 🔗 https://bit.ly/3PWCxQd #ISTAustria #ISTAresearch #science #research #technology #BasicResearch #scientist #ScientistLife #campus #faculty #chemistry #physics #QuantumPhases #spectroscopy
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The Mpemba effect is a fascinating phenomenon where, under certain conditions, hot water can freeze faster than cold water. This counterintuitive occurrence, first observed by Tanzanian student Erasto Mpemba in 1963, has intrigued scientists and sparked numerous studies to understand its underlying mechanisms. 💦🧊 The effect relates to STEM education as it encompasses principles of thermodynamics, physics, and chemistry. Exploring the Mpemba effect encourages critical thinking, experimentation, and analysis, making it an excellent topic for hands-on learning and scientific inquiry. It exemplifies how everyday observations can lead to deeper scientific investigations and contribute to our understanding of the natural world. #explore #explorepage #MpembaEffect #STEMEducation #Thermodynamics #Physics #Chemistry #ScienceExperiment #CriticalThinking #ScientificInquiry #HandsOnLearning #NaturalPhenomenon
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As part of the Electricity and Magnetism lab course in B.Sc. Semester 3 (Physics), I introduced an engaging activity for my students: creating small, affordable models based on the principles they've learned in theory and practical sessions. The Goal: Foster creativity and deepen understanding by applying knowledge to build something tangible without requiring expensive materials. The students brought incredible enthusiasm to this challenge! While some models succeeded brilliantly and others faced setbacks, what stood out was the hard work, dedication, and problem-solving they demonstrated throughout the process. Here's a short video showcasing a glimpse of these creative models. A big shoutout to all my students for their efforts—it’s the journey of learning and experimenting that truly matters! Thanks to my Teaching assistant Dhyani Vadgama and Lab assistant, Manasi Raval for the support. Good job ELHANAN CHRISTIAN on the compilation! Let’s keep exploring, learning, and enjoying the beauty of physics together. #Department of Physics, PDEU #PDEU #PhysicsInAction #ElectricityAndMagnetism #HandsOnLearning #StudentSuccess #CreativityInClassroom
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