Thursday, 2 May 2013

Learn about Physics Research at the University of Calgary: Free Professional Development Day Presentation for High School Teachers

Hi All, This presentation is on May 17th, 2013, 10 AM to 3 PM, Room ICT 114, at the University of Calgary. I've found the previous presentations informative and inspiring. It's great to bring phsyics to life with fresh research efforts and results. 
Topics include: 
• Nanoscale Optics
• Radiation Therapy for Cancer Patients
• Environmental Physics
• Making and Trapping Anti Matter
"The Department of Physics and Astronomy will once again be presenting its Professional Development Day Research Presentations to High School science teachers. This year we will be holding this event on the UofC campus and the date is May 17. The emphasis will be on applied and experimental research, focusing on science at nano-scales, environmental physics, the treatment of cancer patients with particle accelerators and the creation of anti-matter atoms at CERN. Please pass this poster on to your colleagues who might be interested in seeing what the UofC has been up to recently. These sessions provide an opportunity for university and high school educators to get to know each other, something that will hopefully lead to closer ties in the future."

Register by May 10th: gzannet@ucalgary.ca or call 403-220-3618
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