[Date and Time] Saturday, February 3, 2024, 14:15-19:00
[Format] Online
[Number of Participants] 20 people
[Overview]
"Learning Physics, Creating Physics: From High School Physics to the Cutting Edge of Space Research"
14:15-14:35 Opening (Explanation of purpose and flow of activities)
Opening remarks: Shio Kawagoe
(Associate Professor, Institute of Industrial Science / Member, Next Generation Development Office)
Moderator: Moegi Saito
(Specially Appointed Researcher, Institute of Industrial Science)
preQ: "How do scientists explore the mechanisms and origins of the vast universe?"
14:35-15:10 "Approaching the Mysteries of the Universe"
- Introduction:
Through group work, we will examine how scientists unravel the mysteries of the universe using concrete examples.
• Expert activity and jigsaw activity.
Document A: Dynamical mass method and luminosity-mass method.
Document B: Gravitational lensing effect.
Document C: Galaxy rotation curve problem.
15:40-16:05 Crosstalk activity:
Exchange of opinions
16:05-17:00 Lecture by Professor Hitoshi Murayama ( Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, University of Tokyo) (recorded viewing)
17:00-17:10 Group work to review lecture content and discuss questions and things you want to know more about
17:10-17:35 Q&A session by IPMU graduate students
: Yu Watanabe (Doctoral student, IPMU, University of Tokyo)
17:35-17:45 afterQ: How do scientists explore the mechanisms and origins of the vast universe?
Please write down your thoughts on "The Mysteries of the Universe / How Scientists Explore."
17:45-18:00 Commentary and Closing Remarks
Commentary: Hajime Shiramizu
(Research Fellow, Institute of Industrial Science)
Closing Remarks: Mari Oshima
(Professor, Institute of Industrial Science / Director, Next Generation Development Office)
