Your Smartphone is a Science Lab That thing in your pocket is pretty powerful! |
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Registration: Registration is required. Date: March 26, 2022 Time: 2:00 PM PKT to 4:00 PM PKT Venue: Online Abstract: Your smartphone is an extraordinary feat of engineering. It’s half a dozen or more high-precision sensors squeezed into a single slab that can fit into your palm. All these sensors and little marvels of technology don’t just make your phones very adaptable and useful devices but can truly transform how you interact with, learn, and teach science concepts. Learn how to perform, record, and analyze dozens of high-quality science experiments on sound, lights, colors, movement, magnetic fields, and more using built-in high-precision sensors in your smartphones! This workshop taught the participants how you don’t need fancy equipment and high-end laboratories for awe-inspiring experiments, but that little gadget in your hands (your portable lab) can do it all—in a way that’s fun, intuitive, and massively accessible. List of Students who Successfully Completed ‘Your Smartphone is a Science Lab’
Resource Persons:
Instructor, Moderator Hasan Khan CERN, ESA Moderator Mohsina Asif KSS Moderator Duaa Jamshed KSS |
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