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Where is the next Marie Curie?
Marie Curie became successful despite countless adversaries. Still today, we lack of female scientists. This webinar puts light on the systemic challenges and gives ideas of what could be d…
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Christine Buerki
Topic: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: Where is the next Marie Curie?
Marie Curie became successful despite countless adversaries. Still today, we lack of female scientists. This webinar puts light on the systemic challenges and gives ideas of what could be d…
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Christine Buerki
Topic: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
Calculating the Temperature of the Earth
The mean temperature of the Earth can be calculated using the Stefan-Boltzmann law of radiation. Your students will understand how models of global warming can be constructed. SDG, 13,14 an…
Publisher: T³ Europe
Author: Ian Galloway
Topic: Mathematics, Physics
Tessellations inspired by M.C. Escher
Using Python to construct Escher like tesselations and investigate different ways of making them.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Bert Wikkerink
Topic: Computer Science
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: Tessellations inspired by M.C. Escher
Use Python to construct Escher like tessellations and investigate different ways of making them.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Bert Wikkerink
Topic: Computer Science
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: A journey from the binomial theorem to mathematical art
From binomial coefficients to Pascal Triangle and Sierpinksi-like fractals by developing your own program in Python.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Robert Cabane
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
A journey from the binomial theorem to mathematical art
From binomial coefficients to Pascal Triangle and Sierpinksi-like fractals by developing your own program in Python
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Robert Cabane
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: Temperature, what it means and how we measure it
Temperature, what it means and how we measure it. History of the development of the concept of temperature, from Hippocrates to Fahrenheit and the modern day.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Ian Galloway
Topic: Physics
Temperature, what it means and how we measure it. History of the development of the concept of temperature, from Hippocrates to Fahrenheit and the modern day..
Publisher: T³ Europe
Author: Ian Galloway
Topic: Physics
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: Applied Mathematics – a tribute to Leonhard Euler’s 315th birthday
Famous mathematician Leonhard Euler. Expected and unexpected occurrences of e, approached with Python programming. Measuring angels with the help of gravity. Accuracy, Precision, Resolution…
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Hubert Langlotz, Hans-Martin Hilbig, Veit Berger
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
Applied Mathematics – a tribute to Leonhard Euler’s 315th birthday - Part 1
Famous mathematician Leonhard Euler. Expected and unexpected occurrences of e. Approached with Python programming.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Veit Berger, Hubert Langlotz
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
Applied Mathematics – a tribute to Leonhard Euler’s 315th birthday - Part 2
Measuring angels with the help of gravity. Accuracy, Precision, Resolution. Euler angles.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Hans-Martin Hilbig
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
René Descartes would code a TI-Rover if he could
René Descartes mathematician and philosopher. Two classic problems and how to approach them using Python programming.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Alexandre Técher
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science
Recording of Sharing Inspiration: René Descartes would code a TI-Rover if he could
Recording of Sharing Inspiration webinar: René Descartes would code a TI-Rover if he could
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Alexandre Técher
Topic: Mathematics, Computer Science