Activities and future challenges of soft matter and biological physics education
Erich Sackmann discusses Soft Matter education at the undergraduate level.
The challenge of teaching soft matter at the introductory level
Edit Yerushalmi discusses Soft Matter education at high school and undergraduate level.
The place of soft matter in undergraduate physics courses
Richard Jones discusses Soft Matter education at the undergraduate level.
Reflections on graduate education in soft matter
Tom Lubensky discusses Soft Matter education at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Soft matter education
Sam Safran introduces a series of Soft Matter education editorials.
About this collection
This collection of Editorials discusses the current state of soft matter education. The authors hope that these will be a starting point for a wider discussion by the community on soft matter and how it is taught across the scientific fields.
We recommend that you read the Editorials in this order:
- Soft matter education - Samuel A. Safran
- Reflections on graduate education in soft matter – Tom C. Lubensky
- The place of soft matter in undergraduate physics courses – Richard A. L. Jones
- The challenge of teaching soft matter at the introductory level – Edit Yerushalmi
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Activities and future challenges of soft matter and biological physics education –
Erich Sackmann
We very much want this to spark an open debate on the subject and we hope that you will take part and add your comments & opinions on our discussion blog…