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Technology and Astronomy Education
Technological advances in the last decade, without a doubt, have made many new modes of teaching and learning possible in astronomy. At the session on Technology and Astronomy Education we began by identifying those aspects of recent technology which ...
Marschall, Laurence A.
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Astronomy events at Aschaffenburg University to attract future students
In 2023 the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the German organization for science communication “Wissenschaft im Dialog” jointly proclaimed a "Science Year 2023" in Germany with the motto “Our Universe”.
Thorsten Döhring +3 more
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Microgels enable independent control of stiffness and interstitial space, overcoming limitations of conventional 3D hydrogels. Using fragmented gelatin methacryloyl microgels, we show that stiffness does not restrict non‐metastatic breast cancer growth, contrary to bulk hydrogels, and reveal the role of adherent‐to‐suspension transition in cancer ...
Danielle Vahala +15 more
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From Brera to Lisbon: Skyscapes, Astronomical Observatories and Meridians
It may seem like a pretext – and it is a pretext! – but the existence of the Brera Astronomical Observatory (1764) raises several questions of Italian-Portuguese scope: (1).
João Duarte Estevão Ramos +1 more
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Single‐molecule optical sensing reveals how pH and buffer molecules regulate glyphosate interactions with gold nanorods. Combined experiments and theoretical calculations show that changes in molecular charge and competition from buffer species determine whether glyphosate binds transiently or persistently.
Kulathunga Mudalige Kalani Perera +3 more
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Astronomy Education Review: Astronomy Education Joins the Mainstream
In this article, published in Mercury (the popular-level magazine of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific), we review the first five years of the Journal "Astronomy Education Review" and discuss its role in professionalizing astronomy education, and ...
Fraknoi, Andrew, Wolff, Sidney C.
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THE HISTORY OF DETERMINING TIME AT NIGHT USING NOCTURLAB INSTRUMENTS
At night, determining time is a little more complicated because the Sun cannot be observed directly. However, there is a unique instrument for knowing the time at night by reference to the position of the stars in the sky, namely the nocturlab.
Nuril Fathoni Hamas
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MeO‐2PACz‐functionalized MXene nanosheets create a thermally conductive buried interface in inverted perovskite solar cells. The interface improves heat spreading, suppresses defects and ion migration, and strengthens charge extraction, extending T80 at 65°C from 141 to 687 h while maintaining competitive efficiency.
Masoud Karimipour +12 more
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14 pages, Lecture at AYSS-2023, to be published in Physics of Particles and ...
Rozhkov, V., Troitsky, S.
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We demonstrate that the inverse relationship between viscosity and conductivity in structured electrolytes can be circumvented by leveraging their hydrogen bonding networks for Grotthuss proton transport. Using a mixture of imidazole and levulinic acid, we show that the existence of extended hydrogen‐bonded chains that can rapidly reorient result in ...
Benworth B. Hansen +15 more
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