Physics Experiment for high school physics relating to University physics research

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A presentation for high school students on advanced physics can effectively incorporate experiments that challenge common assumptions about imaging techniques. Exploring coded apertures as an alternative to traditional lenses can provide insight into different imaging methods. Additionally, discussing lasers and holography can engage students by demonstrating how these technologies capture 3D information from biological samples. Incorporating visually appealing elements, such as laser demonstrations, can enhance student interest. Overall, focusing on innovative imaging techniques can make the presentation both educational and captivating.
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I need to do a presentation at university; relating to high level physics research presented to final year high school students and it needs to include an experiment or demonstration

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I think a cool talk would be to talk about how most people just assume that lenses image systems and that's the only imaging technique there is. You could do some research on coded apertures, which can also produce images (though there's a reason why we use lenses for most imaging systems as opposed to coded apertures). Or you could talk about how lasers and holography can give 3D information (that is to say tomographic info) of cells/tissue/etc. Kids like lasers and pictures (I think adults do as well). :)
 
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