Quantum Design : Quantum Flat
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Le sujet de la conférence
Qu’est-ce qu’un atome ? Comment le voir ? Le manipuler ? Le mesurer ?
Une conférence donnée à Nancyà l’Université de Loraine en 2015.
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Julien Bobroff
This animated film was directed by Charlotte Arene during an internship at our lab. She worked with physicists from our team and from the lab to try to describe what a scientific discovery is, and how research publish it. The scientific article was both the topic and the animation material for this movie. This film was shot image by image during three months, with more than 5000 pictures ! It received the award “Le goût des sciences” by the french Ministry of research and higher education in 2015.
Some pictures of the shoot.
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This work was the result of a collaboration between Charlotte Arene who studies animation at ENSAD, Julien Bobroff and Frédéric Restagno (LPS, Orsay). It benefited from the support of the Chair « La Physique Autrement » led by Fondation Paris-Sud and sponsored by Air Liquide. We wish to aknowledge Matthieu Lambert, Grégoire Delzongle, Janet Rafner, Margaux Khalil, Héloïse Chochois, My-Ahn Dang, Alexandre Coleno, Emmanuelle Martinot, Hélène Bouchiat and Frédéric Bouquet.
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The outreach course
This course offers an introduction to communication and popularization of science to undergraduate physics students. Each year, some twenty students have been able to develop their own outreach projects around an aspect of fundamental physics during a semester. These projects are accompanied by various exercises and courses on science communication. All the projects are presented at the end of the workshop by the students themselves during a public session at the University in front of a large audience.
Le show des étudiants
Show donné en décembre 2014 par les étudiants de l’option vulgarisation du magistère de physique d’Orsay (Université Paris-Sud, Université Paris-Saclay).
You can't excape physics
One of the 2014 projects, You can’t excape physics, a series of posters (in French and English).
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Physik'N'Roll
Un des projets réalisé dans le cadre de l’option vulgarisation 2014, Physik’N’Roll, une machine à enchaînement avec physique intégrée
Femmes physiciennes : Cécilia Payne
Un des projets réalisé dans le cadre de l’option vulgarisation 2014, Femmes physiciennes, Cécilia Payne
Retour vers la physique
Un des projets réalisé dans le cadre de l’option vulgarisation 2014, Retour vers la physique, une websérie en trois épisodes.
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Outreach Class Comics
Heloïse Chochois was embedded in the outreach class of this year, and made a comics from her experience…
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This exhibit (in french, sorry) displays various projects made in collaboration with the students of the DSA de design d’illustration scientifique of Ecole Estienne. It displays drawings of Solid State Physicists from the Laboratoire de Physique des Solides, posters and pop-ups about great quantum discoveries, postcards about basic quantum effects, and even a cartoon about the Schrödinger Equation !
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Credits: this exhibition is the result of a collaboration between the “Physique Autrement” group of the Solid State Physics Laboratory (Paris-Sud University) and the DSAA Design of Scientific Illustration of the Estienne School / Students of the Estienne school: Blandine Berthe, Guillaume Biasse, Heloise Chochois, Victoria Denys, Robin Jacqueline, Elise Laubier, Chloé Passavant, Marina Savani, Audrey Lagadec, Margaux Khalil, Elsa Depont Physicists: Julien Bobroff, Frederic Bouquet, Janet Rafner (Physics Elsewhere , LPS, University Paris Sud and CNRS) / The exhibition: Chloé Passavant, Héloise Chochois and the team of La Physique Autrement / Support: The design of this exhibition benefited from the support of the Chair “Physics Otherwise” by the Paris-Sud Foundation and supported by the Air Liquide Group. It has also benefited from the support of the French Physics Society Paris South section, the ICAM-I2CAM institute and the PALM labex / Photo Credits: C. Passavant, J. Bobroff, B. Rajau / Thanks: a big thank you to Matthieu Lambert, Antoine Barnaud and all the DSAA DIS teaching team at Ecole Estienne, Roland Lehoucq (CEA-Saclay), Janet Rafner (UVA), Charlotte Arene (ENSAD), LPS researchers Fabrice Bert, Mark-Oliver Gorbig , Lorène Champougny, in the communication department of the Faculty of Sciences, at the printing department of Paris-Sud University, at the Diagonale Paris-Saclay and to all the colleagues and students involved with us in these science dissemination activities .
Copyright: this project is made available under the Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND. Please warn us if you use it
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We designed this 10-panel exhibition for anyone to print and use. It stages superconductivity, starting from its most obvious form, levitation, to progressively evolve towards staggered or artistic stagings, to finish on futuristic visions explored with designers. Do not hesitate to use it, just download it!
The exhibit's ten panels
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Copyright : this project is made available under the Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND
Please just let us know if you use these pictures.
This exhibit displays contents created by Janet Rafner of the Physics Reimagined group at the Universite Paris Sud and The National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France. Design in collaboration with the students from the design school ENSCI-Les Ateliers. (A.Echasseriau & D. Meriaux) Photo: J. Bobroff, F. Bouquet, J. Quilliam, V. Huygues, C. Arene, J. Rafner. The exhibit: J. Rafner (UVA) in collaboration with Universite Paris Sud.
We want to thank for their financial support the Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter (ICAM), Labex PALM and Societe Française de Physique.
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Janet Rafner
