Can a one-day event trigger interest in quantum physics at the university level?
Daria Anttila,
Antti Lehtinen,
Pekka Koskinen
Abstract:The ongoing second quantum revolution and the growing impact of quantum technologies on our society and economy are making quantum physics education even more important. Consequently, there is a lot of research on quantum physics education for university students and even the general public. However, studying quantum physics or any other topic is primarily voluntary and thus a matter of personal interest—and it can only grow from a seed planted earlier. Here, we describe and test how a one-day event designed t… Show more
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