Physics as a Street Art | Tatiana Erukhimova | TEDxTAMU

Tatiana Erukhimova explores the wonders of the scientific community and encourages everyone to participate in science fairs across the world. To her, science should be enjoyed by everyone whether or not they are a part of the scientific community.
Tatiana Erukhimova received a Ph.D. in Physics from the Russian Academy of Sciences in 1999 and joined TAMU in 2001. She has coordinated and organized ten successful Physics & Engineering Festivals attended by thousands of visitors from all over Texas and other states. She developed the Physics Show: an interactive presentation involving entertaining physics demonstrations and hands-on exhibits. Since 2007, she has done over 200 shows attended by 16,000 people of all ages, from elementary school children to adults. Currently, Dr. Erukhimova teaches freshman physics classes at TAMU. She has received multiple awards for teaching and public outreach including the University-Level and College-Level Distinguished Achievement Awards in Teaching from the Association of Former Students. Dr. Erukhimova shares her experience and passion for physics education and outreach through invited presentations at Texas A&M and international conferences.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@MrJekyllDrHyde1]

Science needs such charismatic & enthusiastic people. Thanks Prof. Tatiana !

[@melinae]

I used to have a physics teacher like her. She was an astronomer and always made physics, astronomy, and even quantum physics fun and understandable.

[@aek12]

I wish I was lucky like you. Equality of opportunity is not possible

[@harshshukla9589]

Lucky you

[@its.sapphire]

damn you were lucky❤❤

[@Deludedcrackhead]

I had a chemistry teacher with equal charisma and it's left me with a lifelong love for scientific curiosity. A lot of educational professionals could learn from people like this.

[@sllentium]

Wish I had a teacher like she

[@power_0007]

*her

[@patrickhughes1790]

​​@@power_0007 I believe She is correct in this context. Her is a common grammatical error in certain instances, I learned that in English class in highschool. This is called an "object pronoun."

[@anandapatmanabhansu]

We can teach like her

[@warrenkusuma4461]

​@@patrickhughes1790her is the object after the verb "had" the subject is "I", genius

[@nagarajukbnagarajukb8064]

Me too

[@Delatta1961]

I’ll bet she’d a fun date. I imagine her explaining the process of the mashed potatoes cooling, or the role lemons play in the taste of iced tea. No joke, I’d be cracking up the entire night. I wish I’d had her in college 😊

[@jayw9560]

This is exactly how I want to explain science communication. She is such an inspiration, her presentation gave me goosebumps!

[@nglijie5716]

An algorithm on Facebook showed me a montage of her practical shows of physics. 💜

[@achronicnugget]

Same

[@pete3873]

Same to me!😃

[@danijelavalenzuela3059]

Very inspiring! Makes me want to be her science student. Anyone would be lucky to be in her class but more then students I think there are teachers who need her as well. Teachers who don’t know or care how to teach. That is the biggest reason why we have kids uninterested not just about science but about education. Sadly there are a lot of teachers just collecting a paycheck and not teaching, those few who truly love what they are doing, who inspire future generations are sadly few and far in between. Bravo Professor Tatiana

[@mpd7878]

Something about this lady I loved in 10 seconds of watching and listening to her.

[@coolegsall]

Спасибо! Отличное выступление, вдохновляет двигаться

[@alexanderitskovich2550]

Incredible person, with so nice respect to her profession and knowledge area she is working in.

[@alenwesker9552]

I wish I had a teacher like her so much.

[@JBoo]

My Chemistry professor in college was like her.

[@aek12]

@@JBoo Tell her to make videos and then post the link here of her videos.

[@ruthpaul9964]

i love this professor! what a refreshing breath of fresh air

[@johnwbyrd]

Dr Erukhimova is a great bringer of light to the world. People like her come along maybe once in a generation.

[@MustafaSheikh]

Now I have on my list to visit Texas and this festival and meet this teacher 😀

[@mahalakshmiramjee6547]

Amazing! DEEPly inspiring Pysics teacher! 🙏🏻

[@McJulieO]

This audience is a LOT more sedate than her usual audiences! I’ve really enjoyed the others that I’ve seen here on KZbin…

[@horengrig]

It's incredible performance, Tatiana! Thank you!

[@LoneWombat2126]

I have so much respect and awe for you and your work, Professor Tatiana. 🤩

[@terencew3840]

Charisma personified

[@jennifersearle6129]

This woman is incredible, and she could educate anyone!

[@tdawgisindahouse]

Respect for science and the scientific method is sadly low along with the rise of magical thinking, conspiracy theories, religious mythology, and lack of ability for critics thinking. Thank you Professor Tatiana for celebrating science with us!

[@Brahaja]

Ok edgelord. Religious and faith is just as important and not to blame for the lack of respect in science. How about politicians ignoring science (forcing masks and vaccines). They made science something to not be trusted.

[@S-K555]

She is my best teacher , Huge respect 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@euni99]

She is amazing! I wish i could had a teacher like that when i was young 😢

[@bboyHarrypotter]

Tatiana in the flesh!

[@mariiashutova5831]

Tatiana is the best

[@lochnessmunster1189]

Loved it: thanks Prof Tatiana!

[@aimanzainal4802]

The best teacher..this is how a teacher should be.

[@patrickhughes1790]

Thanks for your Light!

[@alibakhshi6392]

Thanks Prof. Tatiana !

[@donarnold8268]

Thank You Ma'm!

[@hanssolo4ever]

She is amazing.

[@xavierpicolozano6405]

We should do the same, thanks for explaining the science. Greetings from Ecuador

[@sathishsangani5]

Inspiration teacher @🙏🙏

[@Mazen_alqutaany]

Thank you for translating into Arabic 🇱🇾❤️

[@auntymammalia9384]

Her videos are awesome!

[@rogers_ec]

I used to have a russian physics professor at NY Citytech, great guy, she kinda remember me of that crazy guy xD

[@Annon89]

Now that’s an amazing talk!

[@skyscraper37]

I love this gal!!!

[@mikhailtokman7746]

Nice!

[@avinthorne3616]

This teacher need an oscar award

[@DanVogt]

The ë prevails! I adore her

Quintessence. Thanks.

[@nimonanega7165]

LET ME WISH SHE WILL TEACH ME😢😢😢

[@mtdl3x]

She and Cliff Stoll would be best friends

[@realDahenzi]

Зайка ❤

[@supershurra]

I'm so impressed!👍

[@nazarovolgert6635]

по-русски пиши, Ерухимова понимает

[@user-wessam]

I love you so much 🥰

[@user-ru7sj5qt6e]

14:56 was a good idea actually!

[@nostalgicever4609]

i love physics

[@Sarcasm_Arc]

She has the same vibe as my math teach

[@andyjett9053]

Awesome!

[@avery3676]

Andy Jett u r the reason women get beat

[@rijulranjan8514]

Blurs wtf is wrong with you!

[@ericrobinson7184]

She is cool.

[@pSychocent]

Okie here. . .in football I hate your Uni. But as an English major. . .yes, words are my magic. But Physics. . .it's so wonderful, it's magic with rules.

[@DogeMultiverse]

words are the rule of english. physics is the rule of nature. magic is the rule of ignorance.

[@yankhakwynchi]

From the shorts and now, we're here

[@edikanakpabio6583]

😊

[@Nokujamai]

Yeah! Science B****!!! I've always been intrigued by it!!

[@ziliagumerova1534]

Is there any Instagram or KZbin page for her? Thanks

[@capsicorn7444]

I've never been on a science festival. It's not common here.

[@yiyi2098]

Nice

[@spandana_creative_corner3527]

Dear Teacher, You are like a rainbow 🌈

[@elevenade]

Вот э вандерфул пёрсон зис доктор Татьяна из! Сэнк ю фор тичинг ол зиз чилдрен зи вондерс оф сайнс виз ёр интузиазм энд пэшн! 🙏

[@mmiisshhaa]

Ви нид мор теачерс лайк хер!

[@atenrok]

That's what happens when you study English using soviet textbooks... ☝🏻

[@bcdc2434]

шат ап -_-

[@user-ef3qs2cd4l]

ахахаахха, это великолепно. Татьяна - вандерфул пёрсон, дефинетли

[@kiper_in_trance]

Лет ми спик фром май харт

[@angrychlorox]

What the heck please be my professor:(

[@zacwilson6231]

This is the scientist who we should look up to instead of NDT or Bill Nye

[@joshtheviolinist]

I agree we should look up to her, but what's wrong with NDT or Bill Nye?

[@salimseifhamad5636]

It is very attractive so how can I do so

[@mikewazowski7526]

Rather nice British accent 👍🏻

[@user-wf7sl7sw8k]

We severely underpay teachers if we lose our country.

[@Iamgxxd]

Türkçe çeviri gelsin yaa

[@alexyu1236]

He has a Russian Soviet accent

[@wishingonthemoon1]

Here from Daily Dose of Internet!

[@atenrok]

That's what happens when you study English using russian textbooks... ☝🏻 Зет'с вот хеппенс вен ю стади инглишь юзинг совьет текстбуукс.

[@sanjumon1991]

Вроде Да, Я сомневалась, что она русская.

[@atenrok]

@@sanjumon1991 татьяна ерухімова? Are you joking?

[@yurikotlarewski]

Тем не менее её все поняли. Задача языка - донести информацию. Произношение вторично. И это очень наглядно демонстрируется этим видео. Самое главное иметь что сказать. А способ найдётся. И с тем чтобы этому человеку было ЧТО сказать, пинаемые вами совьет текстбукс справились, как видно, блестяще.

[@atenrok]

@@yurikotlarewski why is your last name spelled so weirdly?

[@yurikotlarewski]

@@atenrok may be because you are not familiar with names of Eastern Europe.

[@arawiri]

It is a streat art but it gets painted over by beings in uniform with masks on and they don't pay or nothing

[@arawiri]

And it is pure value, worked it out sleeping 😴 💤

[@nazarovolgert6635]

Кто же на родине детей учить будет.

[@zzozzik_x6744]

Кто хочет

[@anetamew]

там платят больше, все условия. мотивация есть для работы. в наших школах что?

[@nazarovolgert6635]

@@anetamew а у нас - Родина

[@anetamew]

@@nazarovolgert6635 смешно и грустно

[@nazarovolgert6635]

@@anetamew Россия не вмещается в шляпу, господа нищие

[@spongedev]

Adults are boring... liquid nitrogen and silence ? GRU! your minions are lot better!

[@RobertPodosek]

RIP

[@zenpuppy2627]

Wtf she's still alive right??

[@RobertPodosek]

@@zenpuppy2627 nope

[@zenpuppy2627]

@@RobertPodosek damn! When did she pass away and how?!!

[@RobertPodosek]

@@zenpuppy2627 just last week. got crushed by a falling pane of window glass

[@zenpuppy2627]

@@RobertPodosek my god! Is there any news article regarding this incident??

[@tonymiller8244]

not nearly as good as her predecessors but she meets criteria. Would like to see the old school heads on TED.

[@idgafayl]

свалила в америку, когла еще это было возможно, да уж

[@Lucifedor]

Рашн эссент

[@7AMax7]

больная женщина

[@user-rg1wp5qi6g]

Больной коментатор

[@7AMax7]

@@user-rg1wp5qi6g и тупой америкашка!!!

[@user-rg1wp5qi6g]

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[@zzozzik_x6744]

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