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Advanced Physics Labs:Physikpraktikum 3 (VP-I), Physikpraktikum 4 (VP-II)
FS 2019
Solid state Physics Quantum Optics
Astrophysics Particle Physics
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• hands-on experience with complex experiments• data analysis• data interpretation• scientific report writing
Learning goals of the advanced Physics labs
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Exchange students
Exchange students will be able to sign up for the Praktikum 3 in Spring semester (FS2019)
The enrolment for these special cases are treated directly by the Study Administration:
email : [email protected]
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Starting point for all information
https://vp.phys.ethz.ch/
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What experiments are available
total ~65 experiments~140 workplaces
Topics: General PhysicsOpticsSolid State PhysicsNuclear and Particle PhysicsAstrophysics
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Physikpraktikum 3 (VP I)
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Physikpraktikum 4 (ASL)
Solid-State Physics Particle Physics
Astronomy Quantum Optics
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• Step I: Sign up for an experiment: come in person to HPP J14 onMonday 10h30 - 11h30Wednesday (biweekly) 15h00 - 16h00
• Step II:Read the manual (and ask/look for additional material when unclear), get familiar with the needed safety regulations and (only after that!) get in touch with the assistant
All assistants are present every Monday - personal appointments possible on other days
• Step III: Perform the experimentPlan about 2-3 weeksDuring this period you “own” the experiment Mon - Fri (8h00 - 18h00)
(excluding Thursdays - needed for experiments maintenance) Labs are closed during semester breaks and ETH holidays
• Step IV: ”Release” the experiment (HPP J14)- Get the (physical or electronic) signature "measurement finished" from your assistant, confirming you
are done with the data taking
• Step V: Write report- hand in report to assistant: maximum 3 weeks after the end of the experiment- implement all corrections required by assistant- (physical or electronic) signature "report handed in" from assistant
• Step VI: Hand in GRADED by a TA report to VP-heads IN PERSON and WHITHIN THE DEADLINE
How does it work ? 6 steps
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Several experiments are to be completed by single students, when working in larger teams:
• Everybody should contribute to the measurement
• Each student performs her/his own independent data analysis
• Each student writes her/his own independent report
ALL reports have to be handed in (to the assistant) before the end of the semester
• Incomplete experiments “expire” at the end of the semester
Important remarks
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Physical Logbook• You are required to keep a physical logbook (not
electronics) for all the experiments you perform
• Each experiment starts with a logbook entry of its title and starting date
• Use the logbook to take notes about the experiment, experimental procedures, measurements, results, etc…
• Ask the assistant's signatures "measurement finished" and "report handed in" in the logbook. If for any reason the assistant cannot be physically present to sign the logbook, heor she will in any case update the status of your experiment in an internal VP-database and let you know. This is OK too !
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Getting ECTS credit points (7 pts)
Each experiment counts as 1 “VP-point”
ASL AstrowocheASL IQE Atom Photon InteractionASL LFKP Cleanroom
You need to collect 4 “VP-points” within 1 year for P3(VP-I) or 4 “VP-points”within the semester for P4(VP-II), meaning:
a) Report accepted and signed by assistant AND
b) Report shown and accepted by VP-heads
Exceptionally an extra “VP-point” can be assigned for additional work done and agreed beforehand with VP-heads (e.g. improve documentation, improve the experiment, implement a new idea about the experiment)
count as 2 “VP-points”
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In case of troubles:• Try to solve experimental issues first by yourself
- If something is broken: contact the assistant- For severe damages the lab technicians will help
• ANY ACCIDENT (even the smallest) has to be reported to the VP-heads.
• Communicate with teaching assistants/VP heads. Belated issues always require more efforts to be solved
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Your SAFETY is our primary concern !An it must be your primary concern too.
You are the first responsible for your own safety !
During experiments you may be required to operate:- lasers- radioactive sources- pressurized gases- cryo liquids- etc..
A safety introduction will follow later this morning.You are required to participate and obtain a participation certificate the end of it.Without a signed certificate you will not be allowed to perform the experiments !
Remember to collect your certificates at the end of the safety introduction.
For safety reasons, in case of pregnancy / breast feeding, the access to some of the experiments is restricted. Please contact: [email protected]
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1. Step: for log-in use your NETHZ-username and password
Practicalities: access to your personal pagehttps://vp.phys.ethz.ch/
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2. Step: enter your last name and ETH student ID number:
Practicalities: access to your personal page
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Scientific conduct / Plagiarism
ETH Zurich–Guidelines for Research Integrityhttps://rechtssammlung.sp.ethz.ch/Dokumente/414en.pdf
At the ETH Zurich research is founded on intellectual honesty. Researchers at the ETH Zurich are committed to scientific integrity and truthfulness in research and peer review.
In our labs, when any sign of plagiarism or scientific mis-conduct is spotted (e.g. use data taken in previous years / by different persons, copied analyses/ reports, etc…)
the student might be asked to reanalyze the data and/or rewrite the report and/or repeat the entire experiment
https://vp.phys.ethz.ch/index.php?page=berichte
As already said in a previous slide:Several experiments are to be completed by single students, when working in larger teams:• Everybody should contribute to the measurement• Each student performs her/his own independent data analysis• Each student writes her/his own independent report
A course is provided on Scientific Works in Physics 402-2000-00L.
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Student project house https://sph.ethz.ch/
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Dr. Severian GvasaliyaLaboratorium für FestkörperphysikHPP J14 / HPF F 21Tel 3 94 [email protected]
VP-Leitung: +41 44 63 36556, HPP J 14
Dr. Mauro DonegaInstitut für Teilchen- & AstrophysikHPP J 14/ HPK E 30Tel 3 92 [email protected]
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Oliver SchwagerVorlesungsexperimente/Physikprakt. HPP J148093 ZürichTel + 41 44 633 27 31
Thomas KaempferVorlesungsexperimente/Physikprakt. HPP J148093 ZürichTel +41 44 633 27 32
Other phone numbers:VP-head: +41 44 633 6556, HPP J 14Assistant room / Stud. Library: HPP H21
Andreas Eggenberger
HPP J14Hönggerbergring 648093 ZürichTel +41 44 633 27 71
