Illustratum March Workshops

Between 12 to 13 March 2024, workshops were held at NUS Science Demonstration Lab and Science Centre Singapore for Illustratum 2024 participants.

The workshops were organised to let participants have a better understanding of how Science demonstration setups and exhibitions can be used to communicate Science concepts to the public.

The organisers hope the workshops have been enriching and that it has provoked some ideas among the participants about what they could do for their projects.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Science Centre Singapore and NUS Science Demonstration Lab for the invaluable experience.

Registration is closed!

Dear all,

Thank you for your immense support for Illustratum 2024.

During the Early Bird Registration phase, we received overwhelming responses. As such, the organising committee has decided to close registration for Illustratum 2024.

Should you have missed the sign-up for this year’s Illustratum, fret not, keep in touch and check back on this blog once in a while. We hope to see you in next year’s run of Illustratum.

Illustratum 2024

Illustratum is back!

This year, Illustratum will be opened to Pre-University and Secondary School students.

The competition format of Illustratum remains the same and we look forward to students’ creative projects that can communicate Physics concepts in a fun and engaging manner.

For teachers who are interested to know more about Illustratum 2024, we are organising an online introductory brief sometime in late January.

Stay tuned!

 

Illustratum 2022 Introduction + Q&A session

Illustratum, a ‘Hallway Physics’ Competition, is organised by the National University of Singapore Department of Physics and is supported by Science Centre Singapore and the Ministry of Education Singapore.

It aims to provide an opportunity for students to do, showcase and explain Physics in an interesting and engaging manner. Students will have a chance to interact with staff from the Department of Physics.

The competition aims to tap into the creativity of our students to communicate science concepts that are accurate and captivating. The final product for the competition could be a simple exhibit, a physical manipulative, an interactive app, a game, a series of photographs or videos, and many more (limited by your own imagination).

The introduction + Q&A session on 7th March 2022 is shared below:

 

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