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X-ray Sudoku St Bernards College Will Fleming Adrian Marcato Xavier Butcher Xavier de Bruyn Jordan LoPresti Ivan Galic We would like to start off with a few jokes Overview What is CXS? Weekly brief Growing Tall Poppies


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X-ray Sudoku

St Bernard’s College

Will Fleming Adrian Marcato Xavier Butcher Xavier de Bruyn Jordan LoPresti Ivan Galic

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  • We would like to start off with a few jokes
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Overview

  • What is CXS?
  • Weekly brief
  • Growing Tall Poppies
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What we believed physics was

  • Heavily theory based
  • Scientists are nerds and have no communication skills
  • Scientists wear lab coats and goggles and glasses
  • We all had interests in other areas of science such as

biology and chemistry and not much in physics, because we thought it was too mathematical.

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Except Will!!!

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Relation to real world problem:

  • CXS can be applied to help find cures for viral

diseases

  • Breakthroughs in biological science; learn more

detail

  • Beneficial for public
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The project goal:

  • To discover the link between sudoku and physics,

diffractive imaging

  • To learn imaging techniques, and about x-ray light

diffraction patterns

  • The goal is to find the structure of a microscopic object

using the Phase Retrieval System

  • When we know the structure of pathogens then drugs

can be designed to treat the disease. This can have enormous impact on individuals and society.

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How is it relevant to other sciences?

  • The use of coherent diffractive imaging and enables

structures of cells, molecules to be viewed in detail

  • Can lead to cures for viruses and other diseases
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How Has Our View of Science or Scientists Changed?

  • We realise that:
  • Physicists are fun/ny
  • No labcoats or goggles
  • Lasers are more than just a beam of light
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What have we learnt:

  • Experimental techniques
  • Team work
  • Organisation
  • Communication
  • Listening and observing
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How has being part of GTP changed my appreciation for physical science?

  • Science is a part of everything and everyone
  • Physics interrelates with biology and other sciences
  • It is more than just mathematical formulas
  • It is extremely complex, appreciation for physicists
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The Theory

  • Concept of diffraction
  • Coherence
  • Amplitude and phase
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The Theory (Cont.)

  • X-rays
  • Coherent diffractive imaging
  • Various wavelengths; colour
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Working backwards

  • Sudoku; how it relates
  • Beamline simulation lab; the bat cave
  • Iteration
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Biological applications

  • Medical revolution
  • Seeing in detail/ Biological imaging
  • Opportunity for cures
  • Link to physics
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Synchrotron

  • A day at the synchrotron
  • Uses of synchrotron
  • Science behind it
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Images

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Acknowledgements

  • Growing Tall Poppies program
  • St. Bernard’s College
  • CXS
  • University of Melbourne
  • Australian Synchrotron
  • Akorn Education Services
  • David Rosel
  • Georgene Bridgeman
  • Tania Smith
  • Harry Quiney
  • Evan Curwood
  • Bec Ryan
  • Eroia Barone-Nugent
  • Keith Nugent
  • Mark Reedy
  • Louie Pittas
  • Rita Krouskos