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Philipp Bitzenbauer

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Leipzig University

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Professor Philipp Bitzenbauer is a faculty member at Universität Leipzig in Germany. His research focuses on physics education, including areas such as astronomy, optics, and the learning difficulties in abstract algebra. Recent publications highlight his work on conceptual understanding in quantum optics and group theory, as well as innovations in teaching methodologies for preservice science teachers.

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Boris Girnat

Stiftung Universität Hildesheim

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Malte S Ubben

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Leipzig University

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Jan-Peter Meyn

Professor

Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

GERMANY

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From the Big Bang to Life beyond Earth: German Preservice Physics Teachers’ Conceptions of Astronomy and the Nature of Science

Assessing Engineering Students’ Conceptual Understanding of Introductory Quantum Optics

The role of affective learner characteristics for learning about abstract algebra: A multiple linear regression analysis

Exploring Learning Difficulties in Abstract Algebra: The Case of Group Theory

Assessing Learners’ Conceptual Understanding of Introductory Group Theory Using the CI2GT: Development and Analysis of a Concept Inventory

Towards Describing Student Learning of Abstract Algebra: Insights into Learners’ Cognitive Processes from an Acceptance Survey

Improving Early Optics Instruction Using a Phenomenological Approach: A Field Study

Online Course on Quantum Physics: Reading Primary Sources with Secondary School Students

The World through My Eyes: Fostering Students’ Understanding of Basic Optics Concepts Related to Vision and Image Formation

The role of affective learner characteristics for learning about abstract algebra: A multiple linear regression analysis

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Boris Girnat

Malte S Ubben

Jan-Peter Meyn

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