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How to Popularize Physics

Physics Today, 2005
An outreach effort can combine an eager audience, a favorite topic, and a preferred medium of expression to achieve a wonderful teaching experience.
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Making physics popular

Physics World, 2009
I once interviewed the Northern Irish physicist John Bell, who told me a curious tale about the wife of the then-American ambassador to Switzerland. Bell recalled how she rolled up at his office at CERN bearing a dog-eared copy of The Dancing Wu Li Masters, a book by the author and "soulhealer" Gary Zukav, seeking answers to her questions about the ...
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The Most Popular Physics Meme Ever

Physics World, 2015
The term "meme" comes from the Greek word mimeme ("that which is imitated"), and it denotes an entity (such as an idea or symbol) that propagates from mind to mind within a culture.
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HOW TO POPULARIZE PARTICLE PHYSICS

International Journal of Modern Physics A, 2005
This article reviews why efforts to popularize particle physics are so important, offers advice on maximizing the impact and minimizing the effort involved in your own outreach endeavors, and supplies examples of existing effective programs. Readers are urged to make the 2005 World Year of Physics a focus of their current efforts in education and ...
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Popular Media Representations of Physical Activity Among Mothers

Health Education & Behavior, 2016
Purpose. Many mothers fail to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity. Popular media magazines targeting mothers provide information about physical activity and health, but little is known about the framing and content of physical activity messages within these sources.
Margaret P, Sanders, Deirdre, Dlugonski
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Relationship of Physical Fitness to Selected Measures of Popularity

Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1966
(1966). Relationship of Physical Fitness to Selected Measures of Popularity. Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 286-288.
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Popular and Unpopular Ideas in Particle Physics

Physics Today, 1986
I finished writing this article while the 23rd International Conference on High-Energy Physics was taking place in Berkeley. California. It was a wellorganized conference with a variety of theoretical talks, comprehensive plenary lectures and many reports on new experiments.
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Physical Attractiveness and Popularity: A Predictive Study

Psychological Reports, 1987
The purpose of the study was to identify physical attractiveness as a causal antecedent to sociometric choice in kindergarten children. This required an assessment of attractiveness, unbiased by prior friendship among peers. Nominations of physical attractiveness were elicited from 48 kindergarten children and from their mothers in the family homes ...
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