Johns Hopkins University QuarkNet Center
Welcome to the Johns Hopkins University QuarkNet center. We meet on the campus of JHU and serve teachers in the surrounding area.
Seismic Review Activity
Google DocGoogle Doc for shared collaboration with the seismic review questions https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vLrAXwdsPVBac8nR6AibniBzpyfcpzybIQa3XFMYomc/edit?usp=sharing …
Authenticity of Scientific Anecdotes
Authenticity of Scientific Anecdotes Nature volume157, pages196–197 (16 February 1946) THERE are two famous anecdotes told concerning-Michael Faraday and the usefulness of scientific…
2018 JHU Workshop - Agenda & List of Talks
Click "Read More" button to see entire agenda --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday 24…
LIGO workshop July 25 - 26, 2018
Objectives Participating teachers will be able to use the LIGO e-Lab to: Plot and interpret data recorded by LIGO seismic instruments Explain the importance of LIGO…
QuarkNet at Johns Hopkins University
How I use the cosmic e-Lab in my IB classroom (3-day lesson plan)
Here is a Google Slides presentation about a 3-day lesson plan I did with my IB Physics seniors with the cosmic ray e-Lab. I have a muon detector in my classroom, so we use that, but you don't need a…
Mechanical Universe - college version videos
This is the college or AP C (with calculus) version of the video series that Tim Durkin was talking to us about. The entire video series is available from Caltech on YouTube through here: …
Particles Behaving Badly - NPR
"That situation is playing out now, as outlined in a recent review paper in Nature. The conundrum in question is the decay of a particle called a B-meson, and how many electrons, muons, and…
2017 JHU Summer Workshop - Agenda / List of Talks
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday 24 July 9:00-10:00 Jeremy Smith, Hereford…