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OSU Physics Alumnus Greg Kestin ('08) and Anna Rothschild win
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Along with Anna Rothschild, Greg Kestin, a (summa cum laude) graduate of OSU in Physics has received the AIP Award for Broadcast/New Media for their NOVA/PBS Video "2.5 Ways to Die in a Black Hole."Greg Kestin holds a faculty position at Harvard University, where he conducts theoretical physics research, teaches, and produces educational online content.
OSU Physics alum, Greg Kestin to host new NOVA series ...
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Greg Kestin, OSU Physics alum (2008) went on to Harvard and received his Ph.D. in He is currently hosting a new NOVA series on PBS entitled "What the Physics?!" During his time as an undergraduate student, Greg did research in several areas of physics under the supervision of Professors Heinz, Trivedi, Perry, and Furnstahl. He also participated in two summer research programs: one at ...
2015 AIP Award for Broadcast/New Media goes to Anna ...
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Sep 08, · The American Institute of Physics has named Anna Rothschild and Greg Kestin as winners of the AIP Science Communication Awards in the Broadcast/New Media c
Online demos can be as effective as classroom teaching ...
news.harvard.edu
Feb 28, · Video by Greg Kestin “There was already a rich array of findings about how to bring multimedia into education to increase student learning and motivation,” said Deslauriers. “What Greg brings which no one else has is a unique combination of expertise in physics, video production, and cognitive psychology of multimedia presentations.”
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