Chernobyl: 31 Puzzles are to be Solved
Nowadays nuclear reactors cover our needs for electricity while as the applications of the phenomenon of radioactivity are used at several areas of our lives. But in today’s post-Chernobyl era the general public is not properly informed about the issues of radioactivity and ionizing radiation. In these activities, students of two different schools collaborated and invented games and created puzzles to inform you about these issues, in a simple and understandable way. Finally, they will help you to build your own radiotown and to estimate your personal radiation dose.
Participation days:
30/03/2017
Organisation:
Experimental Junior High School of Αgioi Anargiroi & Anavryta Model Junior High School
PARTICIPANTS
Georgia Trabidou, Nuclear Physicist – Radioecologist, Teacher, Dimotrios Andrianopoulos, Georgia Ζogopoulou, Εvgenia Κaramani, Αthanasios Κokolis, Αlkmini Μpounta, Κonstantinos Xiloportas, Αntonia – Kleopatra Papoulia, Κonstantina Repousi, Philippos Sklavos, Georgios Stekas, Xanthipi -Vasiliki Τelioridou, Dimitrios Charalampopoulos, students of Experimental Junior High School of Agioi Anargiroi. Aristea Boulouxi, Physicist, Teacher, Ioannis Ananiadis, Dimosthenis Garyfallou, Evagelos Doukas, Konstantinos Zaragas, Nikolaos Anestis, Periklis Anestis, Styliani Michali, Spyridon Paraskakis, Orfeas Manos-Touzloukof, Antonios Dagounakis, Konstantina Papaefthimiou, Dafni Pergamali, Georgia Priniotaki, Adreas Sfikas, Christodoulos Chlopsidis, Despoina Aichmplatt- Paisi, Paraskevi Vareltzi, Maria Goni, Dimitrios Dimitropoulos, Georgios-Nikiforos Thomopoulos, Spyridon Karavasilis-Galatis, Dionysios Panotopoulos, Miltiadis Prasinos, Nikolaos Razelos, Afroditi Skiada, Spyridon Trichas, Nikolaos Chatzopoulos, students of Modern Physics Club and Environmental Education Program “Science for Sustainability” of Anavryta Model Junior High School
