The biannual Goshen College electronics/robotics show featured 10 projects created by 28 students for their electronics/robotics course. This year’s show included a 3-D printer, a 3-D scanner, a radio-controlled quadrotor helicopter with a claw, a self-balancing scooter, a brigade of firefighting robots, a self-driving car, a robotic arm that mimics hand movements, a marble sorter, white board drawing machine and a maze-solving robot.
A solar array, designed by physics students, is now heating shower water at the RFC.
The 2011 Electronics show included a self-balancing scooter, robber-chasing cop robots, a buggy that always found its way home, and more.
GC Professor John Buschert and Sophomore John Miller take "Music Maker" to Georgia.
Listen to Professor Buschert’s podcast presentation about the physics of music
"The Effect of Mouthpiece Design on Tone for the Alto Saxophone," a project completed by Matthew Rody for Physics of Music, Instructor: John Ross Buschert
Nine physicists stress-test a treehouse at the end-of-semester grillout.
If it’s the last Phriday of the semester, then that nattily dressed student crossing GC’s campus must be a physicist.
The physics seminar class visited Lucid Energy, a company developing in-pipe water turbines.
GC hosts annual Science Olympiad competition.
