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| The Garage Physics lab in B613 Sterling Hall is a makerspace for student-driven interdisciplinary innovation. Garage offers UW-Madison students an unstructured safe environment to explore technologies such as 3d-printers and electronic devices and to develop creative ideas through project-oriented just-in-time learning. Want to make something or make something happen? You have come to the right place. | The Garage Physics lab in B613 Sterling Hall is a makerspace for student-driven interdisciplinary innovation. Garage offers UW-Madison students an unstructured safe environment to explore technologies and to develop creative ideas through project-oriented just-in-time learning. Want to make something or make something happen? You have come to the right place. |
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Garage Physics
The Garage Physics lab in B613 Sterling Hall is a makerspace for student-driven interdisciplinary innovation. Garage offers UW-Madison students an unstructured safe environment to explore technologies and to develop creative ideas through project-oriented just-in-time learning. Want to make something or make something happen? You have come to the right place.
Garage Physics is described in the UW-Madison communications story http://news.wisc.edu/24040, the WKOW news story http://www.wkow.com/story/30139090/2015/09/29/students-create-inventions-of-the-future-in-uw-madison-garage , and the Badger Herald story https://badgerherald.com/news/2015/10/13/tinker-away-garage-physics-helps-realize-student-inventions/. Also in the news, receipt reduction: http://news.wisc.edu/24056?utm_source=iUW&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=iUW2015-10-01 and https://badgerherald.com/news/2015/10/02/university-dining-halls-go-paperless/.
Attention entrepreneurial students
Garage Physics and Venturewell (formerly National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Association, NCIIA) offer a program of support for UW-Madison entrepreneurial teams to conduct R&D in Garage Physics leading to participation in local and national business plan competitions including the Venturewell programs. See http://venturewell.org/. Contact Prof. Duncan Carlsmith (Duncan@hep.wisc.edu) for more information. Apply at the following link: https://www.physics.wisc.edu//GaragePhysicsVenturewellSupportApplication .
Contents
For further information or questions about access to the Garage or accessibility, please contact Professor Duncan Carlsmith, duncan@hep.wisc.edu , or Instructional Lab Manager Brett Unks, unks@wisc.edu .
About Garage Physics - General information for students about joining and working in Garage Physics
Safety - Important safety information
Office Hours - Need a hand? Looking for a meeting to get involved?
Projects - What are you working on? Look here for on-going and suggested projects.
Equipment - What do we have? What would you like?
Classes - Learn something. Teach something!
Software - Collaboration, design tools, and more
Makerspace links - Makerspace and innovation center links
Entrepreneurship clinic - Entrepreneurship inspiration, education, and local and national resources
Sustainability - WI Make Sustain resources and sustainability related suggested projects
MadisonTech - Madison community tech group links
Campus connections - UW connections
Conferences - Outreach, conferences and other news
Research funding - Resources for undergraduate and graduate research, internships, and careers
Publish - Opportunities to publish and present your findings
Awards - Garage students in the news
Phase II - the future?
Readings - Quiet time inspiration
History - B613 Sterling History
Disclaimer
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