Currently working on:
- Fun in Theory article
- Article about how Finnish university students with different majors
- meet quantum physics and in which contexts
- see the importance of quantum physics
- would like to study quantum physics, if at all
- Collecting questionnaire based data to shed light on physics students’ perceptions and academic feelings towards their first quantum mechanics university course.
- Folder to gather different kind of misconceptions about quantum physics (in products, films, social media)
Publications:
[1] C. Foti, D. Anttila, S. Maniscalco, and M. L. Chiofalo, Universe 7(4), 86 (2021),
“Quantum Physics Literacy Aimed at K12 and the General Public”,
doi.org/10.3390/universe7040086
[2] D. Anttila, Pro gradu -tutkielma, University of Turku (2019),
”Yleistetyn todennäköisyysteorian tomografia”
urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2019101532875
Presentations and posters:
NUPE seminar
22.11.2022
Online, organizer NUPE – Network of University Physics Educators
Presentation “Short-timed event as a method of triggering interest towards quantum physics in university environment”
Quantum Science Days 2022
01.06.-03.06.2022
Online, organizer QWorld
Co-presenting:
“Aalto Quantum Games course nurturing the creative minds of physicists and game creators”
youtu.be/yac3Os72nq4
EXACTUS Seminar 2022
20.05.2022
University of Turku
Poster “Interest as a crucial ingredient for successfully teaching Quantum Mechanics”
Physics Days 2022
02.03.-04.03.2022
Online, organizer Aalto University
Presentation “Finnish Young Minds (FYM)”
16th QWebinar “Quantum Games and Jams”
31.10.2021
Online, organizer QWorld
Presentation “Quantum Game Jam”
youtu.be/8qwgi8ZpVdM
Physics Days 2021
24.03.-26.03.2021
Online, organizer University of Jyväskylä
Presentation “Games in Theoretical Physics Outreach and Education”
YAO 2018
25.06.-29.06.2018
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Presentation “Experiments in the framework of generalized probabilistic theories”
Physics Days 2018
21.03.-23.03.2018
Turku, Finland
Best Poster Award ”Miniature microwave resonators for electron spin resonance”
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