Sitora Toshpulatova, a first-year master's student at the Faculty of Physics of Samarkand State University, is conducting research on the topic "Digitization of laboratory work in physics." The main goal of this study is to digitize laboratory classes used in physics lessons in schools.

    Currently, digital technology programs are used in laboratory work. However, these programs are not fully capable of conducting laboratory exercises. The work of the researcher is focused on this issue.

    - The use of digital technologies in educational laboratories of schools is very important today, - says researcher Sitora Toshpulatova, - It is important to use digital technologies for processing and interpreting the results of experiments in educational laboratories in physics. The use of fully digital sensors and measuring instruments to measure physical quantities also makes laboratory work more efficient. That's exactly what my research is about: classroom refurbishment. If we do not quickly move to modern methods of teaching physics, to modern equipment, science will remain only on paper. Currently, my supervisor, Associate Professor of the Department of Solid State Physics, Jalol Ruzimuradov, is conducting research to solve these problems.

    Sitora Toshpulatova has published about 10 scientific articles in national and international publications. In addition to scientific work, she actively participates in scientific Olympiads. In her student years she received a scholarship from the governor of the Samarkand region. She is currently working with her supervisor on an innovative idea for a touch screen device for research. The device is based on the idea of ​​organizing several laboratory instruments in one device. It serves to digitize experimental processes. Simply put, it can be used to create virtual laboratory classrooms in schools.

    So why do we need a virtual laboratory?! The level of laboratory equipment in schools is not the same everywhere. Most areas lack equipment. In this case, digital lab training is what you need. The program is less expensive and more efficient than real labs.

 

Iroda Bekmurodova,

Samarkand State University

News office.

Photos by Shavkat Akramov.