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Zapraszamy na kolejne spotkanie w ramach cyklu Teaching Excellence Seminar, organizowanego przez Centrum Doskonałości Dydaktycznej PWr. We wtorek, 28 czerwca, na platformie Zoom będzie można posłuchać dwójki naukowców z University St. Andrews: Ifora Samuela (School of Physics and Astronomy) - prelekcja „Insights into Teaching at St Andrews” oraz Antje Kohnle (School of Physics and Astronomy) - „Supporting visual and conceptual learning of quantum mechanics”. Początek o godzinie 9.30.
Ifor Samuel
Ifor Samuel is Professor of Physics at the University of St Andrews, He received his MA and PhD from the University of Cambridge, working on optical spectroscopy of organic semiconductors.
He was a Research Fellow at Christ’s College, Cambridge and also performed postdoctoral work at CNET-France Telecom in Paris, before setting up his own research group on light-emitting polymers at the University of Durham. In 2000 he moved to the University of St Andrews where he founded and leads the Organic Semiconductor Centre. His current work concerns the photophysics of organic semiconductor materials and devices including organic light-emitting diodes, solar cells, lasers and their applications, and he has published over 500 journal papers.
He has taught at every level from first year to graduate courses, and led the formation of the Scottish Physics Graduate School.
Antje Kohnle
Antje Kohnle is an education-focussed Senior Lecturer at the University of St Andrews. She leads the Quantum Mechanics Visualization Project QuVis consisting of research-based interactive simulations.
Her research interests include the development of representational competence, student-generated content, the teaching of interpretive and conceptual aspects of quantum mechanics, and optimizing simulations and activities to promote engaged exploration and learning. She is originally a high-energy astrophysicist, and holds a teaching certificate for maths and physics for German secondary school.
She has contributed to instructor workshops in the UK, US and Germany.
