Physics Education Research Seminar Schedule

Fall 2006

Cardwell 119

Wednesdays from 3:30 - 4:20 p.m.

 

 

Date Topic Speaker 1 Speaker 2
Aug 23 Organizational Meeting & Summary of Research at KSU PERG
Aug 30 Group Meeting
Sep 06 Research Report Fran Mateycik: Studio Optics Project Revisited Dyan Jones: The Human Eye:  A MMMM Project
Sep 13 Group Meeting
Sept 20 Research Report Charles Mamolo: Surveying Instruments on the Nature of Science David Van Domelen: And Then a Collision Occurs
Sept 27 Group Meeting
Oct 04 Research Report Andrew Bennett:  Measuring Transfer and Conceptual Learning Using Online Procedural Tools
Oct 11 Research Reports Brian Adrian Mojgan Matloob-Haghanikar
Oct 18 AOK Practice Talks

Mojgan Matloob-Haghanikar - Bringing Physics Education Research Into Practice

Fran Mateycik - Exploring the Studio Format in an Upper-Division Optics Course: A First Look

Dyan Jones - Some Preliminary Views on Students' Models of the Physics of the Eye

Oct 25 AOK Practice Talks

Jackie Haynicz- Probing and Improving Student Understanding of Common Electrical Devices

Bijaya Aryal - Transfer of Prior Reasoning in Understanding Positron Emission Tomography

Spartak Kalita - Using Optical Analogies While Teaching Physics of X-Rays and CAT Scans

Nov 1 Group Meeting
Nov 8 Research Report Dr. Meera Nagarajarao, Bangalore Univ. & KSU PERG (Visiting APS-KR Fellow, Fulbright Scholar):  Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Nov 15 Group Meeting
Nov 22 Thanksgiving - No Seminar
Nov 29 Research Report Bijaya Aryal Spartak Kalita
Dec 6 Group Meeting
Dec 13 Final Exams - No Seminar

 

INFORMATION:

This semester we will alternate between talks and group meetings.

Talks: There will be either one or two speakers as per the schedule above. Faculty presentations will be 50 minutes long including questions. Other presentations will be 20 minutes long followed by 5 minutes for questions. Presentations will report on the current state of your research.

Group Meetings: All graduate students who are actively pursuing research in this group are required to send me one PowerPoint slide containing talking points about their most current work. Please send me the slide by 1:00 P.M. on the day of each scheduled Group Meeting. At the Group Meeting,  please take no more than five minutes to describe your current research. That should leave us time for general discussion.

 

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