Physics & Caffeine
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 together what physics is about, using a cup of coffee. This film was shot image by image during three months, with more than 5000 pictures !
Some pictures of the shooting.
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This work was the result of a collaboration between Charlotte Arene who studies animation at ENSAD, Julien Bobroff, Frédéric Bouquet, Wiebke Drenckhan and Frédéric Restagno from LPS (Orsay), with the help of Rosalie Loncin. 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 and Héloïse Chochois.
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This bubble circus was designed for outreach about the physics of soap and bubbles. It was created by a designer in collaboration with physicists specialists of this field. It follows a first “physics circus” about superconductivity.It allows the mediator or the scientist to stage different effects of this original physics in an offbeat and poetic universe
The circus in video.
Some pictures of the circus and its uses.
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This project was created by the designer Alexandre Echasseriau, in collaboration with physicists of our team and the team “liquid interfaces” ‘MMOI’ LPS. It benefited from the support of La Diagonale Paris-Saclay from Paris-Saclay University and support from the “Physique Autrement” Chair, supported by the Paris-Sud Foundation and supported by the Air Liquide Group.
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Physicists have proposed to the students of the Estienne School to work on the theme of light, on the occasion of the International Year of Light. A transversal workshop was then organized over three months, where students from the DSAA Graphic Design, Options Scientific Illustration, Typographic Design, and Design and Communication Strategy, supervised by their teachers and physicists, worked together. In this context, they created a variety of devices which were shown during the Nuit de la Lumière, at the Musée des Arts & Métiers on May 16, 2015.
“Light Workshop” is the result of a partnership between the Estienne School, physicists from Paris-Sud University and the CNRS, and the Museum of Arts & Crafts.
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Célia Ducaju, Mayor Dutech, Juliette Gouret, Talia Oester, Julie Sistenich, Clara Lott, Pauline Romani, Théo Miller, Louisa Meghraoui, Alice Resseguier, Lisa Carpagnano, Duang Zhang, Pauline the Pope, Claire Sartin, Océane Juvin, Jean-Loup Charnais Thibault Picot, Julia Bourdet, Anais Béné, Marianne Tricot, Victor Fonseca, Héloise Delevalée, Marie Ducom, Marie Guirlet, Arthur Francietta, Romane Amice, Leo Michel, Marine Strazelle, Sophia Janowitz, Axel Pelletanche-Thévenard, Estelle Chauvard, Flavie Gaborit , Marine Joumard, Morgane Pambrun, Olivia Judalet, Léa Broucaret, Cécile Garcia, Jimmy Le Guennec, Claire Brancotte, Marie Boscher, Chloé Camille, Lucas Le Bihan.
Teachers: Alexandra Despuech, Yves-Marie Pinel, Raphael Leufevre, Matthieu Lambert.
Physics: Julien Bobroff of the team Physics Elsewhere
Creation and development of the website: Louisa Meghraoui, Julie Sistenich and Léo Michel (Estienne School students) in collaboration with the “La Physique Autrement” team.
Also participating: Catherine Dematteis (INP CNRS) and Amélie Zanetti (Arts & Metiers). This project benefited from the support of the Labex PALM and the “Physique Autrement” Chair, supported by the Paris-Sud Foundation and supported by the Air Liquide Group.
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In this project, students from the Ecole Estienne wanted to stage laser physics through films known to everyone. They then developed a dedicated website. Discover lasers like you’ve never seen them before!
Développé dans le cadre du workshop Lumière de l’Ecole Estienne. DESIGN : Léo Michel, Romane Amice et Marine Strazelle DÉVELOPPEMENT WEB : Léo Michel MUSIQUE : Aksel Bahouche
AVEC L’AIDE DE Julien Bobroff (CNRS) et l’École Estienne
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This object was conceived and designed by Alice Moreau during her chasing diploma at the Ecole Boulle. She found inspiration in quantum phenomena to design this chiseled object made of metal and paper, illuminated from inside. The result can be contemplated, or used as a metaphore in science communication about quantum physics, and the quantum behavior of electrons in metals. The drawings on the metal pay tribute to the Friedel oscillations which consist in oscillating changes in the density of electrons in metals that develop around defects.
Some of the project pictures
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This work was conducter in the chasing workshop of Ecole Boulle in collaboration with J. Bobroff from “Physics Reimagined” team (University Paris-Sud and CNRS). We want to thanks to Mr. Estrade, the chasing workshop teacher, Arthur Seguin Lucien Morineau, Peter Klein, Frederic Bouquet, and all the students of the workshop.
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Catch the invisible ? The framework.
What does « see » mean to at the atomic scale? How do we capture and manipulate phenomena at the Nano scale ? Design students have been asked to work on this question together with physicists and designers. Some have created outreach tools at the frontier between design and popularization of science. Others have conducted a project inspired by science and its methods to create new design objects. Find out about their visions of the infinitesimal and invisible, somewhere between design, science and extension.
This project was developed in collaboration between the students of the workshop “Design and Research” of François Azamboug at the school of design ENSCI-Les Ateliers, with the physicist Julien Bobroff (Physics Autrement, LPS, University Paris -South). It was supported and developed as part of the Descitech ANR research program.
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