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Heavy Element Photophysics and Photochemistry
Educational
Outreach
We frequently collaborate with university faculty and students on problems
of mutual interest. For example, the first measurement of the homogeneous
line width of an actinide ion f-electron transition was carried out in
collaboration with Prof. R. Brundage, State Cloud State University. Much
of our optically detected nuclear magnetic resonance data analysis capability
is due to the efforts of Prof. J. Huang, University of Wisconsin at Eau
Claire. In addition, our program has benefited from interacting with several
visiting scholars.
Beitz developed a demonstration interactive, animated slide show to show
the potential for such a presentation in a kiosk in the new Argonne Information
Center (AIC). This presentation was the basis for securing Laboratory
funding to create the kiosk and use related materials to highlight research
in the Chemistry Division and its significance to the general public.
Subsequently, he developed an extensive set of interactive, animated slides
for the AIC kiosk that present the Group’s research in a context
that is centered on the Periodic Table of the Elements from several different
perspectives. The first of these AIC slides is shown in the image.
In the computer-based presentation, most objects on the slides are animated
to stimulate interest and focus user attention on a particular topic.
For example, the laser-induced fluorescence graphic at the right of this
slide is presented as a short on-screen movie that begins to play within
the overall sequence of animated slide objects.
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