P-dog's blog: boring but important

Astronomy and physics education research and comments, field-tested think-pair-share (peer instruction) clicker questions, flashcard questions, in-class activities (lecture-tutorials), current events questions, backwards faded scaffolding laboratories, Hake gains, field-tested multiple-choice and essay exam questions, indices of discrimination, presentation slides, photos, ephemerae, astronomy in the marketplace, unrelated random sketches and minutiae.

20100214

Found physics: hair diffraction diagnostic test

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Originally uploaded by Waifer X

Dramatization of "Fermiscan®" x-ray diffraction of human hairs, being developed as a diagnosis tool for screening for breast cancer. All rights reserved by original copyright holders. Photo-montage by Cuesta College Physical Sciences Division instructor Dr. Patrick M. Len.

P-dog's blog: boring but important

20100214

Found physics: hair diffraction diagnostic test

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