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18th July 2021
“If you torture the data long enough, it will confess.”
― Ronald H. Coase
It was a wonderful discussion and counseled the young research scholar minds from Chemistry, Osmania University, about Data Analysis & Interpretation (XRD and SEM) (2-1).
11th July 2021
It was a wonderful discussion and counseled the young research scholar minds from the department of Chemistry, Osmania University, about selecting a research topic and literature review (1).
6th March 2021
1st Day
It was fun to teach young minds (7th grade) how the #electrochemistry can be used to generate #electricity using examples of #potatoes #oranges #lemons and #vinegar #batterytechnology....
Also, introduced basics of #internetofthingsiot as a #future #technology and to learn #programing
10th April 2021
2nd day with young #Taiwanese 7th grade students under STMIC program on learning #density #surfacetension #adhesive force in the #englishlanguage through in-hand science experiments using water, a variety of colors, pepper powder, milk, yogurt, coins , paper clips. With multifarious activities, it was a wow moment for them..
24th April 2021
3rd day with young #taiwanese students under STMIC program on learning working principle of electromagnetism through in-hand science experiments using batteries, Cu wire and iron nails. In this activity, students learned how to make an electromagnet, homopolar motor, electromagnetic motor, self-driving motor, and magnetic-gravitational forces. This time students also learn few Vedic mathematical tricks to do multiplication and division.
1st May 2021
4th day with young #taiwanese students under STMIC program on learning working principle of Cub Scout robotics and Google teachable machines.
In the first activity, students learned how to make a Cub Scout robot using a battery, vibrating motor and a toothbrush.
In the second activity, students train a model using Google Teachable Machines by generating a database of pictures, sound and body action.
4th Dec 2017
(Prof. Grace Lin )
29th April 2016
(Prof. Grace Lin )
