Archivo de la categoría: Uncategorized

IONS Paris Conference took place between the 14th and 17th of June, and three of our Chapter members attended with really good feelings. Their contributions were two talks and one poster. Also, they represented the Chapter doing some workshops for … Sigue leyendo →

We carried out our Dispersion and Animal Vision workshops at Madrid Montessori school for students aged from 8 to 12 years old. They were very interested and enthusiastic about them! We also enjoyed performing the workshops and answering their questions.

IOSA travels with Ciudad Ciencia program again! This time, we brought our Discovering Light workshop to Ubrique (Cádiz). We set it up at CEIP Ramón Crossa, and students from other schools came there. We carried out our workshop to 4th … Sigue leyendo →

IOSA has travelled to Gáldar (Gran Canaria) to carry out our ‘Discovering Light’ workshop. We performed this activity as part of the Ciudad Ciencia program, which is organized by our institution, the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and funded by … Sigue leyendo →

IOSA could not miss it! On April 22nd, we joined hundreds of people for the March of Science in Madrid, and thousands of them all around the world! We were reclaiming the importance of scientific research as well as a … Sigue leyendo →

Last April, we had a talk by Dr. Carlos Dorronsoro (Institute of Optics, CSIC) about Scientific Productivity. We learnt what the h-index is, citations, impact factor, the different types of publications, etc. These are important terms all researchers have to … Sigue leyendo →

IOSA performed the ‘Discovering Light’ workshop for students of 1st and 2nd year of Bachillerato, in the High School of Excellence Alkal’a Nahar. The specific workshops that were carried out were: Fluorescence, Ray Tracing, Vision and Fiber Optics. Students were very … Sigue leyendo →

IOSA participated in the Gran Yincana Cientifica, an event conceived for the European Researchers’ Night 2016. The event was organized by the National Museum of Natural Sciences. We presented brand-new workshops on the interface between optics, physics, and the natural … Sigue leyendo →

IOSA held the 2nd edition of What’s Up In Physics, our series of seminars about hot topics in physics. The subject of this session was Microscopy, and we had two great talks by Dr. Cristina Flors from IMDEA, and Dr. … Sigue leyendo →