Rodney did the preparation for printing, compositing, color matching, etc. The display is designed for flexibility and versatility. The photos in the display below are attached with Velcro so they can easily be removed and updated. If you wish a closer look at the display, please see Dennis Harp. Boyce in the News Bob Johnson from the Purdue University press, recently wrote an article for publication in the press.
Vapor rings fire across a classroom.
A ball dipped in liquid nitrogen shatters as it is tossed into a wall. A marshmallow shrivels up to nothing inside a jar. It s all part of a day s work for Roger Boyce, assistant outreach coordinator for Purdue University s Physics on the Road program. Fifteen years ago, three Purdue professors in the School of Science decided they wanted to put on a fun physics show for the public. The auditorium was crammed with people for the first Physics Fun Fest show.