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Check the last paper from two of our editorial board members, F. Bouquet and @organtin, about 61 ways to measure the height of a building using a smartphone
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and discover the methods visiting
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The Italian section of our website is now complete. Thanks to Simone Alteri, Luca Montefusco and Alessandro Bogdan from Liceo Scientifico "Tullio Levi Civita" in Rome. Thanks to Prof. Rita Polselli and Prof. Graziano Surace, too, for the collaboration. #PCTO @MIsocialTW
The Italian section of our website smartphysicslab.org/risorse.… has been enriched with new experiments translations. Check them out!
La sezione italiana del nostro sito smartphysicslab.org/risorse.… è stata arricchita con nuove traduzioni di esperimenti. Guarda ora!
New experiment published, about light interference using a CD or a DVD, a smartphone and a camera, thanks to Tommaso Tabarelli, from @unimib
youtu.be/_4XMp6VlxWg
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La porzione in italiano del sito continua a crescere: pubblicato l'esperimento sull'effetto Doppler.
The Italian section of our website continues to grow: experiment on the Doppler effect published.
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La versione italiana di @smartphysicslab si arricchisce con un esperimento sulle onde stazionarie di Alessandro Ercoli e Cristina Trifolelli.
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Check out our last resources about the investigations on cooling laws, by @bpadinr
smartphysicslab.org/resource…
They talk about us at the Italian Physical Society @SIF_it
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We have finally started to populate our portal smartphysicslab.org/ with experiments in other languages. The first proposals in Italian are now available at smartphysicslab.org/risorse.….
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Il testo della prova per lo studio del periodo del pendolo con @rwth_phyphox, con le indicazioni per l'insegnante, pubblicato in versione preliminare su @smartphysicslab in Italiano.
Thanks to high school students, we started providing practicals proposals in Italian, too. The first experiment about light absorption is now available in the "italian" folder.
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Using @arduino, I studied the physics of gases, and measured the zero of the absolute temperature scale. Learn how to use BLE on Arduino and remotely collect data (thanks to @baldengineer).
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Lockdown Lab Lore: A cool Mach-Zender interferometer, made with @LEGO_Group parts, @arduino and smartphones (creatively used just as mirrors) youtu.be/kSzgz0CJ80o via @YouTube @smartphysicslab
If you are going to perform one of the experiments suggested by us, using the material you find on smartphysicslab.org, post one or more pictures on your preferred social networks and tag us, or send pictures to us. We will publish them here.
One of the many possible implementations of the activity consisting in measuring light absorption by media, found at smartphysicslab.org/resource…. It is also a great opportunity to teach about exponentials and differential equations. Can be done with @arduino or @rwth_phyphox.
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Chek out PiP's Focus Series on Low-cost Experiments in Physics using recent technologies as sensors or open source hardware!
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This is how practical proposals appear in @smartphysicslab website, when clicking on the picture above each title. A well formatted document, ready to be administered to your students. You can, however, modify it as needed, having access to its LaTeX source.
The default document is not too much detailed, leaving room for students' creativity. If you prefer to provide step by step guidance, do it as you want. Documents are distributed under the @creativecommons license.