A framework for designing experimental tasks in contemporary physics lab courses
Exploring digital signal processing using an interactive Jupyter notebook and smartphone accelerometer data
Effect of an inquiry-based teaching sequence on secondary school students’ understanding of wave optics
University students’ recognition of typical wave optics patterns
Understanding and overcoming students’ difficulties in interpreting graphs: insights from a racing car problem
Linking information from multiple representations: an eye-tracking study
Probing high school students’ understanding of interference and diffraction of light using standard wave optics experiments
Graphs
Effect of representation format on conceptual question performance and eye-tracking measures
Physics lab courses under digital transformation: A trinational survey among university lab instructors about the role of new digital technologies and learning objectives
Development and validation of the Conceptual Survey on Wave Optics
Lab courses for prospective physics teachers: what could we learn from the first COVID-19 lockdown?
Studying physics during the COVID-19 pandemic: Student perceptions on synchronous and asynchronous course formats and implications for the future
Development of an educational application for learning vectors in the Java programming language
Role of representations on students' answers to conceptual questions
Analyzing high school students’ reasoning about polarization of light
Studying physics during the COVID-19 pandemic: Student assessments of learning achievement, perceived effectiveness of online recitations, and online laboratories
Maintaining item banks with the Rasch model: An example from wave optics
Students’ Understanding of Diagrams in Different Contexts: Comparison of Eye Movements Between Physicists and Non-physicists Using Eye-Tracking
Student recognition of wave optics patterns explored by eye tracking
The effect of pupils’ investigative experiments on their recognition of interference and diffraction patterns
Measuring Scientific Reasoning Using the LCTSR
The effect of investigative student experiments on the recognition of interference and diffraction patterns
Effect of students’ investigative experiments on students’ recognition of interference and diffraction patterns: An eye-tracking study
Student recognition of interference and diffraction patterns: An eye-tracking study
Pupils' understanding of vectors in different contexts
Physics and non-physics students' understanding of graphs: An eye-tracking study
Comparing Student Understanding of Graphs in Physics and Mathematics
Measuring students’ conceptual understanding of wave optics: A Rasch modeling approach
Rasch Analysis in Physics Education Research: Why Measurement Matters
Pupils' understanding of energy forms, conversion and conservation
Pupils' understanding of proportionality
Hypothesis testing in investigative experiments on wave optics
Attention modulates topology and dynamics of auditory sensory gating
Web-application for learning a foreign writing system
Demonstration interviews on wave optics
Measuring students’ conceptual understanding of wave optics: A Rasch modeling approach
Role of diagrams in problem solving: An evaluation of eye-tracking parameters as a measure of visual attention
Structuring and preparing an inquiry - based teaching lesson
Using eye tracking in studying physics problem solving
Investigation of student scientific reasoning
Students' strategies in simple equation solving: insights from developmental and eye-tracking studies
Pupils' understanding of the control of variables and the role of models in physics teaching
Using the Rasch model to analyze the test of understanding of vectors
Student understanding of graph slope and area under a graph: A comparison of physics and nonphysics students
Application of the laws of conservation of energy and momentum
Development of formal operations in primary and secondary school pupils: solving simple equations
Investigation of student scientific thinking and logical reasoning
Understanding controlled experiments and models in physics teaching
Student difficulties with graphs in different contexts
Pupils' and students' understanding of vectors
Student understanding of vectors
Experiments with electric circuits in primary school
Pupils' understanding of proportionality
Observing individuals viewing art: The effects of titles on viewers’ eye-movement profiles
Graphical representations of data improve student understanding of measurement and uncertainty: An eye-tracking study
Home experiments in physics education
Application of interactive teaching materials in improvement of the pupils' understanding of kinematic graphs
Experiments and simulations in interactive teaching of modern physics
Student understanding of graphs in physics and mathematics
Student reasoning about graphs in different contexts
Experiments with computers in interactive teaching of mechanics
Optics experiments in interactive physics teaching
Eye movements reveal students' strategies in simple equation solving
Exploring student strategies in solving problems with graphs from everyday life
Exploring student understanding of graphs in physics and mathematics
Exploring the influence of temporal discontinuities in narrative text using eye tracking
Student understanding of physical measurement
Analysis of EEG variables to measure the affective dimensions of arousal and valence related to the vision of emotional pictures
How neuroscience influences modern social sciences: The case of educational neuroscience
Investigation of student understanding of measurement and comparison of measured data
Exploring individuals’ perception of visual arts using eye movements.
Early attentional modulation of the neural network evoked with the auditory paired-click paradigm: An MEG study
Eye movements reveal students' strategies in simple equation solving
Effect of visualization on the success in problem solving in mechanics
Using eyetracking for studying picture and graph comprehension
Development of abstract mathematical reasoning: the case of algebra
A case for neuroscience in mathematics education
Keeping our eyes on the eyes: The case of Arcimboldo
Eyetracking in studying educationally relevant phenomena: examples of simple equation solving and graph comprehension
Magnetic source localization of early visual mistmatch response
Neurodynamics and topology of cortical networks evoked by visual stimuli of increasing size: MEG study
Transfer of knowledge: Graphs in different contexts
Construction of physics school tests (workshop)
Attentional modulation of the M50 gating network
High-Resolution EEG Analysis of Power Spectral Density Maps and Coherence Networks in a Proportional Reasoning Task
Attention modulates the earliest visual neuromagnetic responses
Measuring eye movements during simple equation solving
An investigation of student understanding of graphs in different contexts
Development of student strategies in solving simple equations
Comparison of university students' understanding of graphs in different contexts
Attentional modulation of the earliest visual neuromagnetic responses
Eye tracking in the exploration of strategies in simple equation solving
Eye movement correlates for complex subtraction in healthy adolescents
Educational Neuroscience and Physics Teaching and Learning
Neurodynamics of very early face processing
Comparison of students' understanding of graphs in mathematics, physics and other contexts
Comparison of student understanding of line graph slope in physics and mathematics
Attentional modulation of the earliest visual neuromagnetic responses
Educational Neuroscience and Physics Teaching and Learning
MEG studies on dynamic cortical networks: Integrated view on processes of perception and cognition
An investigation of university students' understanding of graphs in different contexts
Attentional modulation of the M50 cortical network underlying the auditory gating out phenomenon
Physicist in neuronland
Neurodynamics of cortical networks activated by faces and simple visual stimuli
Face activated neurodynamic cortical networks
Fast face recognition: eye blink as a reliable behavioral response.
Brain and learning
Size matters : MEG empirical and simulation study on source localization of the earliest visual activity in the occipital cortex
Examination of electromagnetic brain activity: from visual change detection to proportional reasoning
Unattended visual change detection: An MEG spatio-temporal source localization study
Spatio-temporal localization of neuromagnetic activity related to stimulus size, number and position in the visual field
Biomag2010 Book of Abstracts
Early cortical responses are sensitive to changes in face stimuli
The change of the brain activity during balance scale task solving
Measurement in physics education research with the Rasch model
Face activated neurodynamic cortical networks
Earliest Cortical Activity Evoked by Visual Stimuli of Increasing Size: A Neuromagnetic Study
Sensory-memory-based change detection in face stimuli
IFMBE Proceedings : 17th International Conference on Biomagnetism Advances in Biomagnetism (Biomag 2010)
Exploration of electromagnetic brain activity: from visual perception to higher cognitive functions
The Rasch model based analysis of the Force Concept Inventory
Learning Physics by Guided Inquiry
Spatio-temporal analysis of simulated neuromagnetic responses to faces
Early dissociation of face and object processing: A magnetoencephalographic study
Influence of interactive teaching methods on students' conceptual knowledge in mechanics, electricity and magnetism
Dynamics of cortical face processing
Educational neuroscience
Cortical neurodynamics of face processing assessed by MEG
Neurodynamics of face processing
Early face sensitive processing in the occipital cortex: An MEG study
Large-scale research on Croatian high school students' conceptual understanding in mechanics
Influence of interactive teaching methods on students' conceptual knowledge in mechanics and electricity and magnetism
Neural substrate of target detection in an MEG oddball study with faces
The Analysis of the FCI
Neural substrate of target detection in an MEG oddball study with faces
National research on Croatian gymnasium students' conceptual understanding of mechanics
MEG research on dynamics of face processing
Magnetoencephalographic studies on face processing
Large-scale research on Croatian high school students' conceptual understanding in mechanics
Numerical simulations of neurodynamics of focal and distributed sources
Conceptual understanding of mechanics in Croatian high school students
Early distinction between MEG responses to faces and objects
Onset of the fusiform area MEG activity evoked by upright and inverted faces
Deviant and target face processing in an oddball paradigm
MEG study of an early face-object dissociation
Optimal spatio-temporal matrix subdivision for cortical neurodynamics estimation
Spatio-temporal analysis of neuromagnetic responses to faces: Analysis of empirical and simulated measurements
Overview and comparison of basic teaching techniques that promote conceptual change in students
Early processing of a deviant in an oddball paradigm including upright and inverted faces: an EEG/MEG study.
SUPERCOMET and application in physics teaching
Neurodynamic studies on emotional and inverted faces in an oddball paradigm
Teaching physics teachers to use educational resources on the Internet
Some Open Problems in Education of Prospective Physics Teachers
Physics and Brain
Early visual responses to upright and inverted faces
Spatiotemporal analysis of neuromagnetic responses to faces presented in an oddball paradigm
Early neuromagnetic responses to deviant faces in an oddball paradigm.
Faces in the visual oddball paradigm: A possible mismatch negativity
Neurodynamic studies on the facial change processing
Some open problems in education of prospective physics teachers
The use of Internet in physics teaching
Neurodynamics of face processing
Teaching physics teachers to use educational resources on the Internet
Changes in the facial expression: An EEG/MEG study
Neuromagnetic studies on emotional and inverted faces in oddball paradigm
What fraction of pupils really reach the stage of formal thinker in physics?
Measurement of environmental electromagnetic fields in the classroom
Biomedical Effects of the Environmental Electromagnetic Fields
Influence of nonionizing electromagnetic fields on human health
Genotoxic effects of GSM electromagnetic fields on human lymphocytes
Influence of nonionizing radiation on human health
Genotoxic effects of the GSM electromagnetic fields of the mobile telephony systems on the human lymphocytes
Teaching
University undergraduate
- Laser Physics (Lecturer in charge)
- Laser Physics (Lecturer in charge, Lecturer in charge)
- Modern Physics Methods in Electrical Engineering and Computing (Lecturer in charge, Lecturer in charge)
- Modern Physics Methods in Electrical Engineering and Computing (Lecturer in charge)
- Physics (Lecturer in charge)
- Physics (Lecturer in charge)
- Final BSc Thesis (Lecturers)
- Project C (Lecturers)
- Project E (Lecturers)
University graduate
- Graduation Thesis (Lecturers)
- Project (Lecturers)
Postgraduate doctoral study programme
- Laser physics and electro-optics (Lecturer in charge)
Competences
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Engineering in medicine and biology
Biomedical signal processing Biomedical imaging Encephalography -
Science – general
Cognitive neuroscience Physics Biomagnetics Physics education -
Education
Physics education