Texas A&M professor ignites students' passion for physics

[@dougdugan3358]

Worked 20+ years at a national lab, some of the best scientists and lab technicians at the lab were women, I was truly blessed to work with them. Since retiring, I do career day at middle schools and do my best to inspire the young ladies to take a serious look at science. I’m nearly 86 and seeing young women move into the world of science and engineering is wonderful.

[@UncleTerry13]

So some means there were some that were a d weren't. Why does gender.have to be out into everything. She's a great person.

[@딸기-y3u]

⁠@@UncleTerry13because FOR SO LONG, women didn’t have so much opportunities to study than men.

[@lower_than_furries9727]

Part of her charm, apart of her obvious creativity and wit, is that very distinctive Russian accent. I admire Dr. Tatiana’s passion, it is just so inspiring☺️

[@G14N0N31L]

I wish i had a teacher like this back in college. The enthusiasm makes me wanna learn.

[@driftliketokyo34ftw35]

Physics is magic that gets better when you explain it.

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Seeing her demonstrations is giving me "Of course!" moments that I wish I had had when I was struggling to get through my physics requirement.

[@midnightqueen3332]

If we had teachers like this in Jr High through college, maybe more would learn. I think the engagement factor is a big part of her fame as a teacher/scientist. She knows how to grab and hold when it comes to a person's attention and focus. Not to mention that distinctive accent. I hope she has many more years teaching.

[@maukaman]

You can almost see the passion and determination radiating from those former students of hers; passion and determination that was likely fueled by those physics lectures. Love it! Science girls are the sexiest!

[@willmunoz1638]

Absolutely golden. As a Physics degree holder from A&M, absolutely agree that Dr Tatiana is a literal gift to society with her ability to spark a love for physics and science.

[@Japchaekimchi]

I need her to teach physics from the beginning 😭😭😭

[@carolcoopertaylor]

May everyone be blessed with a teacher like this

[@garikjj2165]

Восхищаюсь, её ученикам повезло

[@kavorka8855]

People love how you speak, EXACTLY! ❤🧡💛💚💙

[@ei3545]

How fun to have her as a teacher, makes you wanna learn!

[@ParadoxyGush]

I love and appreciate people like Tatiana

[@S-W-D]

Татьяна - наша звезда!

[@bjorkalways]

She's amazing!!! 😲

[@soniaalvarado5372]

Wow!!! Just wow!

[@Reunion4ever]

Wonderful teacher and human being ❤

[@BartMesser-n1c]

Physics at Texas A&M. It has no equal in the state of Texas. ❤

[@MCeili]

I love Dr. Tatiana.

[@georgemathew8218]

Excellent Professor.Upto certain stage upto class 10 Physics is very interesting.Once the student reaches the 11 th and 12th Grades in Indian curriculum the syllabus is challenging and demanding.For example while dealing with magnus effect and Bernoullis theorem,we can show the video of Banana kick to understand magnus effect and interesting videos on bernoullis theorem.But it does not stop there for class 11 physics,They have to derive bernoullis theorem.Similarly Banking on tracks or roads ,Very interesting videos showing car miving on a level road and banked road.It does not end there,The class 11 students have to derive the angle of banking expression in presence of fricition which demande a clear cut idea of resolving vectors into components,Literally Mathematics Becomes The Language Of Physics in Grade 11 and 12th.

[@jwbjpb1338]

Wonderful!!!

[@JerjerB]

I watch her stuff and it's amazing

[@ParadoxyGush]

Especially Mam Tatiana

[@wellnative1]

She is so awesome! She makes me excited about physics! Ha ha

[@varungk3388]

She's a Champ 💪

[@BartMesser-n1c]

Texas A&M engineering has worldwide status. The largest engineering school in the nation.

[@srikark3532]

Super!

[@fandyllic1975]

I wonder if they pay her as much as Jumbo Fisher?

[@theeye1176]

She is Horizon from Apex Legends

[@danieldipalma704]

Da dahling! Science very exciting subject. Takes me back to Soviet Union!

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

Obviously her country didn't appreciate her talents. Otherwise she would still be there

[@nostalgicever4609]

❤

[@christinasmile5566]

❤❤

[@cynthiahenry5585]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@maxshutia8711]

What is her opinion about war in Ukraine?

[@dimaassorov]

why do you care about her opinion on the war?

[@claytonwade3570]

leave politics out, science >>> politics

[@maxshutia8711]

@@claytonwade3570 it is easy to say that when your home situated far more then 3000 km from rocket strike.

[@ricosauve5]

Were you asking the same question when the Ukraine government was shelling the ethnic Russian population of Ukraine? 8 years and 14,000 civilians dead. Or do those civilians don’t count?

[@maxshutia8711]

r you insane ? check UN and OBSE reports there where approximately 4000 (civil victims) and most of them due to russian Artillery in 2014-15 and in 2021 it was only 6 civilian due to mines ! There are no ethnic difference for artillery and mines . @@ricosauve5 and compare it with Mariupol 200 000 victims during 2 month ... its only 1 city !

[@focidhomophobicii2426]

Why does Carlee's abdomen look so weird 🤨 Is she having tumors or cancer ??

[@BorislavVeselinov]

What does it matter?

[@focidhomophobicii2426]

@@BorislavVeselinov Those are kinda HUGE tumors aren't they dangerous? for health??