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Welcome to Spring 2020

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Published: 04 February 2020
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A model eyeball demonstration asks: Do you have 2020 vision?

Welcome to the Spring 2020 semester! We're looking forward to assisting you with your physics class demonstration needs this year.

You can learn about demonstrations through the demonstration index here on our website; both the demonstrations and the order forms can be found in the Demonstration Services menu. Be sure also to check out some of our new and revised demonstrations, here in the blog and on the demo pages.

The order form has been updated this year! Please remember to order your demonstrations before the cutoff deadline for the order form system: For morning classes, before 1PM the previous working day; for afternoon classes, before 4AM the day of the class. We are happy to meet with you to plan and review demonstrations; call or email us to set up a time to meet.

We have some exciting outreach programs coming up this season! In February, we'll be presenting a Physics is Phun program, The Physics of Fantastic Worlds; and a Discovery Day program, Quantum Kids. More programs will follow later in the spring, culminating with Maryland Day, which this year will include both our famous liquid nitrogen ice cream and another Physics is Phun presentation.

We would love to have more faculty, staff, and students involved in demo-related outreach activities. If you have an idea or want to participate in spring outreach or summer programs, please let us know.

  1. Light Up the Night: Neon and "Neon" Lights
  2. A Heated Discussion In Class
  3. The Physics Soda Can Returns: Electrostatic Induction
  4. Physics Teatime 3: Do Not Try This At Home
  5. Introducing Our Newest Center of Mass Demonstration
  6. FLIGHT!
  7. Happy Birthday Carl Sagan
  8. Hot Air Balloon
  9. Upcoming Events at UMD Physics!
  10. Welcome to Fall 2019!
  11. Summer Hiatus
  12. Phun with Electrons: Particle or Wave?
  13. Physics Teatime 2: On The Making Of Tea
  14. On the Choosing of Demonstrations
  15. Teatime in Physics
  16. Happy Birthday to Émilie du Châtelet
  17. Seeing Sound: Vibrations on a Plate
  18. Women Nobel Laureates in Physics
  19. Coming Soon: Physics is Phun presents Induction and Deduction
  20. New Portable Ripple Tank
  21. Irene Joliot-Curie
  22. New Demos: Buoyancy and Electromagnetic Forces
  23. Falling into Free Fall
  24. Happy 100th Birthday Katherine Johnson!
  25. Demonstration Orders for the Fall Semester
  26. Welcome!

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