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“Liquid art” by Wlodek Brühl, and how it could be used in physics teaching

September 10, 2018

Do you sometimes feel that wherever you go, you just happen to observe something that makes you think about physics? I definitely do, and that’s what happened to me again…

Using art in your science teaching and outreach. The why and the how.

July 25, 2018

This post was first published at the EGU’s blog’s “educational corner” GeoEd, in March 2016 (link here). — Sometimes we look for new ways to engage our students or the…

Learning about tides from art moored in a river

June 14, 2016

Disclaimer: This post might well be called “fun with tides” similar to Sheldon Cooper’s “fun with flags” — it is super nerdy, but at least I am having fun! There…

Using art in your science teaching. The why and the how.

March 24, 2016

Using art in your science teaching. The why and the how. This is a blog post that I wrote for the EGU’s blog’s “educational corner”. Check it out here.

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“Liquid art” by Wlodek Brühl, and how it could be used in physics teaching

Using art in your science teaching and outreach. The why and the how.

Learning about tides from art moored in a river

Using art in your science teaching. The why and the how.

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