Our event in Pearse Street station last week, discussing physics with commuters, was a lot of fun! The Trinity College news page writes more :
RTÉ's Morning Edition had a segment yesterday on DART of Physics doing demonstrations and an iPad giveaway in Pearse Street Station! You can watch it here , with the interview with Prof. Shane Bergin and discussions with TCD physics undergraduates beginning at 1:07. See Laura and Maurese explain why they love physics and how a van de Graaf generator works!
DART of Physics ' own Jessamyn Fairfield , who has been writing and editing the blog during the DART of Physics campaign, has just received an award from the Institute of Physics in London for her science writing work. The Early Career Physics Communicator Award is given annually to people at the start of their careers in physics who have undertaken activities that support and encourage excellent communication of physics.
Our own Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin was on Morning Ireland to talk about DART of Physics and Science Week :
Then you may like this project called DART of Physics, led by Professor Shane Bergin, from the School of Physics and CRANN at Trinity College Dublin.
He and his team are giving online physics lessons for DART commuters.
This cannot end well.
From Broadsheet.ie .
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