This is a lecture prepared for Physics 1E03 at McMaster University by Adam Fortais. 1E03 is a first-year engineering course that covers electronics and circuit design. This lecture was designed to show how the concepts covered in the course show … Continue reading Deformable Electronics: Printed Circuits, Conductive Insulators, Liquid-Metal Veins
Feel awkward on Zoom? We all do. But these tips will make sure your audience doesn’t! We talk about how to set the stage, where to look, and best practices. He speaks widely on creativity, creative thinking, ethics, entrepreneurship, awareness, setback and conflict, and presentation skills; and has coached and mentored many individuals for public presentations competitions. He co-organized the first ever 3MT® competition at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium in 2017, an event continued in Philadelphia in 2018 and in Boston in 2019; expanding to include three co-located conferences and, instead of in Los Angeles, going “virtual” in 2020. See the playlists on YouTube: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020. If you want … Continue reading Random Walk 30: Dr. John Bandler, academic and playwright, helps fix my Zoom presentation skills
The first thing I’d like to point out here is that I am confusing the role of Science Journalist and Science Communicator. At least by my current understanding of the roles. This is a topic that I’ve been obsessing over lately, and a topic that can be divisive… Continue reading Freelancing: Scientists care about reality TV too.
The first thing I’d like to point out here is that I am confusing the role of Science Journalist and Science Communicator. At least by my current understanding of the roles. This is a topic that I’ve been obsessing over lately, and a topic that can be divisive… Continue reading Freelancing: Journalist or Communicator?
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