OAPT C O N F E R E N C E 2013
Thurs May 2 to Sat May 4, 2013

Physics Education Research in Action! Conference Photos

Thanks to photographers:

Robert Prior  Rolly Meisel  John Caranci  Patrick Whippey


Panorama Shots by Robert Prior




OAPT Thirty Fifth
Annual Conference

 

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Photos


Dennis Mercier, Lisa Lim-Cole and James Ball welcome delegates to the 2013 OAPT conference at UOIT


Volunteers such as Dennis Mercier, Elizabeth Dunning, Jim Pulikeel and Olivia Lu ensure that registration is quick and efficient


Plenary sessions take place in a large lecture hall


Thursday arrivals enjoy displays and conversation


John Caranci finds physics demos everywhere, such as a very flexible material at the wine & cheese


Ashley Young demonstrates the Doppler Effect


Dr. Justin Keung takes careful aim


Elizabeth Dunning Makes an adjustment


Petrusia Kowalski and Tom Eagan investigate spectra


Eric Haller and others need refreshment after attending thought-provoking workshops


Break time from the second floor


Break time from the fourth floor


Workgroups explore force pairs in Chris Meyer's PER forces workshop


Participants form images with simple pinhole cameras at Roberta's optics workshop


Andrew Moffat, Mhona Russell, Olivia Lu and Ashley Young investigate pinhole cameras


Mojtaba Khezry, Jim Pulikeel and others


Participants explore the bizarre world of polarized light and 3D glasses


Val Kapoustine explains the operation of a photocell using dyes from fruits


Mhona Russell mixes dye solution for an organic photocell


Making an organic photocell is a group effort (Margaret Scora, Richard Taylor, Val Kapoutine and Hasan Shodiev)


Testing the dye photocell


Glenn Wagner presides over the Great Physics Giveaway


Potenial winners of coveted prizes eagerly await the results


James Ball prepares one of the props for the Higgs Boson simulation


Enthusiastic actors turn the Higgs Boson simulation into a dramatic art form


Roberta Tevlin choreographs the Refraction Shuffle


The Dance Troupe reviews its steps for the Refraction Shuffle


The Troupers show their mastery of refraction by illustrating Snell's Law in ballet form


All too soon the Fellowship and Camaraderie of the conference come to an end


Roberta collects the name tags for recycling as planning for the 2014 conference already begins


Plan to attend OAPT 2014 at the University of Toronto

hosted by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering


Updated July 23 2013 R. Meisel