... ). American Association of Medical Colleges–Howard Hughes Medical Institute Committee , Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians: Report of the AAMC-HHMI Committee (American Association of Medical Colleges, 2009 ). Benedek , G. and Villars , F. , Physics With Illustrative Examples From...

... workplaces (i.e., work from home), mobile medical services, and social distancing. All these activities however require a change in the environment so that these activities can be practiced under the “New Norm” ( Lewnard and Lo, 2020 ). According to a report published by the International Energy Agency...

... and Kobel, 2019 ; and Polen, 2019 ) suggest the use of the Standard Model to describe particle physics, which is one of the possible windows into this microscopic world. For an introduction to particle physics in the classroom, the mathematics behind the descriptions of fundamental interactions between...

...Bhattacharyya, S. and Kumar, A., “Mechanics of materials considerations in MEMS-based medical devices,” in MEMS Applications in Electronics and Engineering, edited by A. K. Basu, A. Basu, S. Ghosh, and S. Bhattacharya (AIP Publishing, Melville, New York, 2023), pp. 5-1–5-26. Introduction...

... of physical laboratories and promote emerging powerful interactions between the “material” world and scientific theories. The perceptual features of a VL environment provide students with significant support concerning not only concepts learning but also procedural knowledge (e.g., Toth et al., 2014...

... of Kepler's second law (left) and a Feynman diagram representing electron–positron interaction (right). FIG. 16.5 Photograph of the Black Hole in Galaxy Messier 87 ( https://eventhorizontelescope.org/ ). FIG. 16.6 Video illustrating the use of external cavity diode lasers in atomic physics (from Hardman...

... to their disability” (p. 150). Researchers should continue to explore how individuals' multiple identities intersect with disability in the physics community. Researchers should also zoom out from medical-model-aligned individual classroom accommodations and consider the broader ecosystem of STEM education...

... in an efficient manner. Artificial intelligence technology, smart homes, implanted medical devices, smart cars, aircraft that automatically take off in regulated airspace, and others are examples of CPS. The consumer electronics, energy, healthcare, aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, infrastructure...

..., and blockchain. The integration of some of these technologies facilitate the seamless linking of the physical and digital worlds, giving rise to cyber-physical systems. The above-mentioned technologies are briefly introduced in the following sections. IoT IoT describes the interconnection of ordinary objects...

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... the duration of human life. But how to establish communication between two worlds that are fundamentally so different? Electronic devices are typically rigid, their operation relies on electronic currents, and their active components are insulated from the environment in order to ensure high...

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...., 2017 ). Corrosion was another source of early failure: due to the physical coupling between the photodiode and the active electronics on the one hand and the stimulating electrode interfacing the tissue on the other hand, the chip could not be hermetically housed ( Daschner et al., 2017...