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6 April 2017 HoloNetwork: communicating science through holography
Pedro Pombo, Emanuel Santos, Carolina Magalhães
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Abstract
Since 1997 a program dedicated to holography has been developed and implemented in Portugal. This program started with focus on schools and science education. The HoloNetwork was created and it has been spread at a National level, involving a group of thirty schools and hundreds of students and teachers. In 2009 this network started to work to achieve a new target, the general public. With this goal, a larger program was developed with focus on science and society and on science communication through holography. For the implementation of this new program, special holography outreach activities were built, dedicated to informal learning and seven Science Centers around Portugal were add into the HoloNetwork. During last years, we have been working on holography, based on two main branches, one dedicated to schools and with the aimed to promote physics teaching and to teach how to make holograms, and another dedicated to society and with the aimed to promote holography and to increase scientific literacy. This paper would analyze the educational program, all holography outreach activities, exhibitions or events, all equipments, materials and setups used and it would present the holographic techniques explored with students or with the public. Finally, the results obtained in this work would be present and explored, with focus on students impact and outcomes, taking into account the public engagement on holography and its effect into scientific culture and analyzing the quality of holograms made by students and by the general public. subject.
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Pedro Pombo, Emanuel Santos, and Carolina Magalhães "HoloNetwork: communicating science through holography", Proc. SPIE 10127, Practical Holography XXXI: Materials and Applications, 101270C (6 April 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2253379
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Holograms

Holographic interferometry

Computer generated holography

Physics

Imaging systems

Interferometry

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