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| The Garage Physics lab in B651 Sterling Hall is an active space for both self-study and mentoring intended to support the Makerbot /synthetic biology/garage-physicist/entrepreneur generation of students joining our campus, in particular those joining the physics department and our undergraduate University Physical Society. It offers UW-Madison undergraduates in physics a place to explore existing educational experiments in more depth, to play with physics demonstrations and equipment, to learn safe procedures and laboratory techniques, and to explore their own creative ideas and conduct research of their own, all in an unstructured safe environment. | The Garage Physics lab in B651 Sterling Hall is an active space for both self-study and mentoring intended to support the Makerbot /synthetic biology/garage-physicist/entrepreneur generation of students joining our campus, in particular those joining the physics department and our undergraduate University Physical Society. It offers UW-Madison undergraduates and graduate students a place to explore existing educational experiments in more depth, to play with physics demonstrations and equipment, to learn safe procedures and laboratory techniques, and to explore their own creative ideas and conduct research of their own, all in an unstructured safe environment. |
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| To learn how to use this wiki and the Garage, see [[About Garage Physics]]. For further information or questions about access to the Garage, please contact [[Duncan Carlsmith]], duncan@hep.wisc.edu , or [[Brett Unks]], unks@wisc.edu . {{attachment:DuncanBrett.jpg|DuncanBrett|width="400"}} {{attachment:GroupPhoto.jpg|GroupPhoto|width="400"}} |
To learn how to use this wiki and the Garage, see [[About Garage Physics]]. For further information or questions about access to the Garage, please contact Professor [[Duncan Carlsmith]], duncan@hep.wisc.edu , or Instructional Lab Manager [[Brett Unks]], unks@wisc.edu . To like Garage on Facebook, visit https://www.facebook.com/UWGaragePhysics. |
Garage Physics
About Garage Physics - General information
Safety - Important safety information
People - Introduce yourself
Office Hours - Need a hand?
Projects - What are you working on?
Equipment - What do we have? What would you like?
Classes - Learn Something. Teach Something!
Makerspace links - Makerspace links
Entrepreneurship clinic - Entrepreneurship clinic
MadisonTech - Madison community tech group links
Campus connections - UW connections
Conferences - Conferences and other news
Research funding - UW and other resources for undergraduate and graduate research
Readings - some quiet time inspiration
The Garage Physics lab in B651 Sterling Hall is an active space for both self-study and mentoring intended to support the Makerbot /synthetic biology/garage-physicist/entrepreneur generation of students joining our campus, in particular those joining the physics department and our undergraduate University Physical Society. It offers UW-Madison undergraduates and graduate students a place to explore existing educational experiments in more depth, to play with physics demonstrations and equipment, to learn safe procedures and laboratory techniques, and to explore their own creative ideas and conduct research of their own, all in an unstructured safe environment.
To learn how to use this wiki and the Garage, see About Garage Physics. For further information or questions about access to the Garage, please contact Professor Duncan Carlsmith, duncan@hep.wisc.edu , or Instructional Lab Manager Brett Unks, unks@wisc.edu . To like Garage on Facebook, visit https://www.facebook.com/UWGaragePhysics.