This podcast is sponsored by MIT Sloan School of Management
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Pete Vukusic says that students' positive experiences matter profoundly
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Choreographed high school students have fun simulating curious phase of matter
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The survey followed almost 4000 first-year students taking introductory physics courses at four US universities
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Effective management training can equip scientists and engineers with powerful tools to boost the impact of their work, identify opportunities for innovation, and build high-performing teams
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Richard Easther and Frank Wang argue that a "Newton first" approach can be better for undergraduates than focusing solely on "modern physics"
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We also chat about the 42nd International Conference on High Energy Physics
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A survey by the Ogden Trust finds that half of those that didn’t take physics post-16 say they did not enjoy the subject
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We chat about ultrashort pulses and ultrasharp students in this podcast
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