2026

• March 7, 2026: Explore Space Science with Your Phone

• January 11, 2026: Building Embodied Intuition with Smartphones

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2025

• October 26, 2025: Agricultural Smartphone Connections in Ecuador

• September 1, 2025: Solar Storms and B-Fields

• June 1, 2025: Smartphone Science with Soap Bubbles and CO2

• March 15, 2025: Enhancing Sensors to Detect Chemicals with Magnets!

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2024

• November 24, 2024: Making Motion Meaningful

• August 11, 2024: Smartphones and Water: A Good Mix?

• January 27, 2024: Sports, Cars, and Classroom Teaching

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2023

• November 9, 2023: Visualizing the Invisible

• September 18, 2023: External Circuits Paired with Sensors

• January 31, 2023: Open Access Publications

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2022​

• October 16, 2022: Physics & Bioapplications

• June 25, 2022: Reimagine Physics Teaching

• February 6, 2022: Graph Matching

• January 2, 2022: Physics Toolbox at the Green Bank Observatory

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2021

• October 11, 2021: Coming Soon: Position and Velocity Meter

• September 2, 2021: Motion Mapping with LiDAR

• August 1, 2021: New Features: Speedometer and Protractor

• May 31, 2021: Girls and Women Doing Science

• April 19, 2021: Learn about the STEM Teacher Leader Network

• February 28, 2021: SMARTPHYSICSLAB for International Community

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2020

• December 31, 2020: Informal STEM Conversations

• November 16, 2020: LIDAR Possibilities: Position-Based Sensor Data

• August 20, 2020: Tips for Teaching Virtually with Smartphones

• July 18, 2020: Free Virtual Physics Educator Workshop

• June 12, 2020: Virtual Summer Events

• May 21, 2020: Opportunities for Doing Remote Science

• April 18, 20120: Teaching and Learning under Quarantine

• February 29, 2020: New Devices, New Pedagogies

• January 14, 2020: Surrounded by Fields

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2019

• December 14, 2019: Cars, Helicopters, and Construction Zones

• November 3, 2019: How Many Ways to Do Science

• September 28, 2019: Supporting Conceptual Understandings

• July 21, 2019: Flat-Earthers at Heart

• June 28, 2019: Fruit, Apollo 11, and 4 Dimensions

• April 27, 2019: Preserving Cultural Heritage with Smartphones

• March 2, 2019: Codifying Motion and Messages

• February 2, 2019: Improving Visuospatial Skills with Smartphones

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2018

• December 16, 2018: Enhancing Metacognition with Technology

• November 17, 2018: Physics at the Fair

• October 8, 2018: Developments in AR with Smartphones

• September 5, 2018: Back to School with Sensor Apps: The Big Picture

• July 23, 2018: AR and Manual Graphs with Physics Toolbox

• June 10, 2018: Preparing Future Physics Teachers

• May 6, 2018: Supporting Physics for All

• April 4, 2018: Global Conversations

• March 4, 2018: Professional Development for Teachers and Students

• February 4, 2018: Studying Physics in Non-Traditional Spaces

• January 17, 2018: Squeeze, Plants, & Cars

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2017

• December 9, 2017: Waterfalls and Mexico

• November 5, 2017: Play: Physics Toolbox in Family Outreach

• October 10, 2017: A Closer, Colorful Look at Smartphone Screens

• September 3, 2017: Mapping Motion and Direction with Sensors

• August 9, 2017: Sensors with Eclipse 2017!

• July 15, 2017: Sensors for Information Ed

• June 17, 2017: Duplos, Soda, and Bulbs

• May 14, 2017: Cross-Connections to Computational Thinking

• April 22, 2017: Research, Engineering, & Statistics

• March 12, 2017: Pro Version with Added Features

• February 25, 2017: Contextualizing Technology

• January 27, 2017: Lesson Templates: For Students, for Fun

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2016

• December 13, 2016: Resources from around the Web

• October 23, 2016: Inside Smartphone Sensors

• September 18, 2016: New Features on Suite and Ideas Galore on Twitter

• August 23, 2016: Teaching and Learning with Smartphones

• July 22, 2016: Suite for iOS + EdTech

• June 19, 2016: Ideas for Astronomy + Biophysics

• May 26, 2016: New App + New Features

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