CSO in project ATEMPGRAD

During my PhD, I got involved in the development of a product for "Analysing Temperature Effects with a Mobile and Precise Gradient Device" (ATEMPGRAD).

Such a device would be valuable in teaching, as it can be used to perform many different experiments. As Chief Scientific Officer, I was in charge of developing and testing experiments that can be performed in classrooms to teach students about the many effects of temperature. In addition to that, I deviced a handbook on how to perform the described experiments and what can be learned from them.

You can read more about the project here:
https://www.atempgrad.eu/