In everyday life, we are surrounded by a large number of signals – both analog and digital. How can you “see” electrical signals? We tell:

How to visualize an electrical signal?
How to investigate the parameters of electrical signals?
How to get Lissajous figures?

Explore the simplest electrical signals with Pavel Shchepanskyi, associate professor of the Department of General Physics, Faculty of Physics, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.

The creation of new materials and technologies for their production always led to the appearance of new mechanisms and machines that significantly changed the life of mankind and determined the general level of its development. This difficult work is closely related to many sciences, which were also developed and created at the same time, but the central place among them was always occupied by physics. In this video, an attempt is made, using simple examples, to show how a successful...

About scientific researches of employees of the department of Theoretical Physics from the Planck scale to the scale of the Universe, the first bachelor’s educational program in Ukraine “Quantum Computers and Quantum Programming” listen to the head of the department prof. Volodymyr Tkachuk and  prof. Khrystyna Gnatenko.

Is light a wave or a particle? The combination of these features of light has allowed us to create new sources of radiation that we use in everyday life. By analyzing the emission spectra of incandescent, fluorescent and LED lamps, you will make the optimal choice of light sources. We tell:

What components can white light consist of?
How to visualize these components?
What is a diffraction grating?

Embark on this journey with Andriy Zyshkovych, a researcher at the Department of Experimental Physics, Faculty...

The Franco University, in cooperation with the University of Silesia in Katowice (Poland), the University of Žilina (Slovakia) and the University of Afyon Kocatepe (Turkey), is implementing an international project to create a new master’s program in industry-oriented materials science.
A seminar on “Needs and Barriers in the Didactics of Materials Engineering” was held on 12-13 May at the University of Silesia in Katowice as part of the European Union-funded Erasmus + (KA220-HED) project “Materials Science – Development of a New...