Une découverte scientifique, ce n’est pas juste un moment « Eureka », c’est bien plus que ça. Voici un système graphique et ludique pour le démontrer, en live, en mini-expo ou en poster.

Tous les projets qu’on a menés pendant le confinement racontés à travers… un zoom ! Découvrez une session zoom comme vous n’en avez jamais vue, et à travers elles tous ceux et celles qui nous ont accompagné pendant le confinement et comment on a pu produire plein de chouettes projets.

Immersive comics to discover four of the most beautiful quantum experiments.

A cartoon to discover the physics behind telework, and how your voice manages to move at the speed of light!

A book about quantum physics / illustrations from the book are proposed for free download.

Un jeu virtuel et immersif pour découvrir la faculté des sciences autrement (40 mn à 1h). Une autre façon de faire visiter la fac et ses labos en temps de crise sanitaire.

Des travaux pratiques originaux pour 2nde, 1ere et Terminale

Comment fonctionne l’ordinateur quantique ? Quelles seraient ses applications ? Va-t-il fonctionner prochainement ? Dans cette conférence sans équations, on explore pas à pas ce qui compose une telle machine, pour voir finalement si, oui ou non, il y a désormais une suprématie quantique.

Cinq affiches sur l’origine des atomes.

A unique website to present all our design-science projects with design students from ENSCI-Les Ateliers. Find all the projects on superconductivity, quantum, optics, the invisible and many other topics.

La physique quantique se joue à trop petite échelle pour qu’on puisse la voir… sauf dans un cas où elle peut se voir à l’œil nu : dans les supraconducteurs.  Au cœur des ordinateurs quantiques les plus performants, elle vient même d’être observée il y a quelques mois presque à température ambiante dans des matériaux à base d’hydrogène.

Cette exposition de 9 posters offre un point de vue original sur la forme et le fond sur le tableau périodique : l’histoire du tableau, l’origine des atomes, la forme des électrons, l’écologie, la vraie allure des métaux, les orbitales des électrons… A télécharger et imprimer librement.

How Smartphone Sensors Work

Tutos de petites expériences de physique avec smartphone (et explications)

Conferences during confinment with home made tools

Combien de temps faut-il pour faire une découverte ?

A workshop with Russian teachers using Arduino and smartphones

How many different ways can you invent to measure the height of a building with your smartphone? We have found 61!

Here you will find all the methods in the form of recipe cards, as well as small thematic challenges to be used in various situations: at the university, high school, in science museums, or in family. Everything is free and downloadable on the website, in French and in English.

A website and a system of pictograms to produce in 3 minutes educational sheets on its own teachings.

Use a real oscilloscope to draw images and false curves at a scientific conference.

A tracking system to capture gestures during a conference and to make animations and drawings that serve to remember key moments.

Renew a scientific conference with three interludes that summarize and offset it …

Illustrated Lab-sheets with smartphones

Une frise-BD sue Mendeleiev.

Une linogravure sur le rôle des électrons.

Un livre-objet sur les premiers atomes de l’Univers.

Une frise immersive sur la mole.

Our students popularize physics differently.

French translation of the Phyphox application that allows you to make physics experiments with a smartphone

A book in french about quantum physics most surprising experiments.

We tested a new way of teaching by immersing students in a fiction for 2-3 days, where they had to save a spacecraft at distance. This immersion allows to develop both hard and soft skills, as shown by a survey.

An exhibition on the meeting between quantum physics and design with La Rotonde (Saint-Etienne)

Design quantique (conférence)

Students in design and digital creation have designed four micro-devices using smartphones or tablets to discover traditional optical effects to the general public while trying a kind of science to the economy (frugal).

A deforming mirrors device to capture with smartphone created by students in design and digital creation. From a workshop with Ecole Estienne around the use of smartphones involving « traditional » optics.

A glasses-smartphone headset to distort the real, created by students in design and digital creation. From a workshop with Ecole Estienne around the use of smartphones involving « traditional » optics.

An optical table to create lighting effects using smartphones, created by students in design and digital creation. From a workshop with Ecole Estienne around the use of smartphones involving « traditional » optics.

Illustrated sheets to learn Arduino

website to transform physics labs into comics in less than an hour, even without knowing how to draw.

A computer from the 80’s tell us about fluorescence microscopy.

An augmented reality game about electron microscopes

An original extension education offered to physics students. They must design projects for 5 days in groups, then present them in a collective show in front of the public. Here are their productions for 2018.

An original extension education offered to physics students since 2012. Students must design projects for 5 days in groups, then present them in a collective show in front of the public.

Cristals explained in unexpected medias : engraving, lithography, screen printing…(in french only)

an animation movie to understand thermodynamics

the free body fall in a poetic animation picture

a live animation about the speed of light

the history of the discovery of atoms

the cosmic microwave background in a curious video

the minigolf to explain quantum physics

the Schrödinger cat in a live performance

superfluidity in an animation picture

Videos and images which explain atoms, periodic table and chemical bounds

flyers explaining superconducting levitation

an animation about cryostats and superfluidity

in french

conference-happening at ESPCI – ESPGG on the coldest book on earth (nov 2017)

A new way to present scientific articles

in french

A chasing light and object to talk about quantum physics in metals

When designers deal with the question of the invisible and with microscopes

a book about science images reimagined

cooking to understand periodic table

a small animate history of microscopy

microscope glasses for a game

when nature inspires designers

a droplet of water to create a microscope

when 3D printers get it wrong

question about objects and their history

a book in liquid nitrogen, and many more experiments !

7 animations about all types of microscopes (downloadble to reuse)

a project about how to display magnetism differently (with Ecole Estienne)

a project about how to display magnetism differently (with Ecole Estienne)

a project about how to display magnetism differently (with Ecole Estienne)

A stop-motion movie about physics through a coffee cup

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a collaboration with Ecole Estienne about light (in french)

a comic strip about the world of Physics, as seen by an illustrator.

a collaboration with the design school ENSCI about light and science.

What if we were able to « see » light rays : a movie

a setup to display tape birefringent properties

Shadow and light games

refraction for optical illusions and a new type of show

Dance to explain quantum physics basic properties

A transparent device which transports light

Experiment light and create a book

Objects inspired from the wave vision of light

A sound installation about light

An exhibit at the Science Museum of Virginia (USA)

Teaching experimental physics with Arduino microcontrolers.

A stop-motion movie on how researchers publish their discoveries

a downloadable exhibit traversing the boundaries between physics and design.

10 images to have fun with quantum physics, imagining its big names victims of their own discoveries

a collaboration with ENSCI using spatialized sound to explain invisible physics phenomena

an exhibit about the Quantum Design project, for science museums or highschools.

Video, pop-up, animated gif, cartoon, four ways to discover the key equations of modern physics.

Schrödinger equation in animated gif

Video, pop-up, animated gif, cartoon, four ways to discover the key equations of modern physics.

A collaboration with a design school about reimagining together quantum physics.

A shape circus to display quantum physics

a quantum videogame

paper boxes and foldings about quantum orbitals

a video showing an entangled couple

metaphores of quantum effects in our daily life

what if quantum was put into music ?

glasses which would allow to watch quantum world

a quantum mirror made by a designer

design created under quantum inspiration

a weird cave with quantum effects…

Animations to understand three Nobel Prize scientific graphs. Watch and download.

Labs and posters to fold yourself about 4 Nobel Prices in quantum physics

Labs and posters to fold yourself about 4 Nobel Prices in quantum physics

Labs and posters to fold yourself about 4 Nobel Prices in quantum physics

Website about the basic principles of quantum, tools, recent research (duality, spin, metal, laser, graphene …). Downloadable animations and flyers.

A superconducting circus with birds in levitation. A new tool to engage with physics.

Foldings to understand scaling in physics, from nanosciences to astrophysics

A collaboration with designers about superconductivity, present & future

SF sportswear using superconductors

a superconducting circus with animals

an imaginary matter using superconductors

a suspended superconducting light

a superconducting maze

read the cat’s mind with superconductors (SF)

a superconducting sound system

An Eiffel Tower with each floor levitating thanks to superconductivity

The reference website about superconductivity, including animations, videos, explanations

Trains and hulahoops: each train levitates above or below the magnetic railway

portable setup demonstrating superconductivity zero resistance

Year of superconductivity organised with CNRS