Presentations:

“Heisenberg’s Hallway: A classical analogy to position uncertainty” - AAPT/APS Ohio Section Joint Meeting, Columbus, OH, April 1996

“Loop the Lab: A mechanics laboratory course using toys” - AAPT National Meeting, Denver, CO, August 1997 and AAPT Ohio Section Meeting, Oxford, OH, October 1997

“Toys In Motion” - AAPT National Meeting, Lincoln, NE, August 1998

“Collision?  What Collision?” - AAPT National Meeting, San Antonio, TX, August 1999

“The Physics Teacher Self-Assessment” - AAPT National Meeting, Madison, WI, August 2003

“Pencil and Paper Pitfalls: the PDD” (poster) - Physics Education Research Conference, Madison, WI, August 2003

“Some Random Observations" - AAPT National Meeting, Sacramento, CA, August 2004

“And Then A Collision Occurs” - AAPT National Meeting, Syracuse, NY, August 2006

“Going WILD While Staying Sane” - AAPT National Meeting, Greensboro, NC, August 2007

“Gender Differences in Conceptual Physics Lab Technology” (poster) - AAPT National Meeting, Edmonton, AB, August 2008 and Physics Education Research Conference, Edmonton, AB, August 2008

Publications:

Van Domelen, David, “An Artificial Right Hand Rule,” The Physics Teacher, 37, 500-501 (Nov. 1999)

Van Domelen, David, “A Pocket Electrostatics Demonstration,” The Physics Teacher, 41, 306 (May 2003)

Van Domelen, David, “Showing Area Matters: A Work of Friction,” The Physics Teacher, 48, 28-9 (Jan. 2010)

Van Domelen, David, “Gender Effects of Computer Use in a Conceptual Physics Lab Course,” The Physics Teacher, 48, 534-536 (Nov. 2010)

Van Domelen, David, “Wavetank in a Glass”, The Physics Teacher, 50, 56, (Jan 2012)

Van Domelen, David, “Binder Clip Optics Bench for Young’s Double Slit Experiment,” The Physics Teacher, 50, 116-117, (Feb 2012)

Van Domelen, David, “More ideas for projecting a rainbow,” (letter to editor), The Physics Teacher, 55, 132, (March 2017)

New Presentations

"Not So Fast, Pardner! - or What's A Neutrino, Why is the Speed of Light a Big Deal, and are Neutrinos going FTL?" - Talk given to STEM Research Club, Amarillo College, March 21 2019

"No, Your Clock Is Wrong - or A Brief Introduction to Special Relativity, an Even Briefer Look at General Relativity, and Why a Picture of a Black Hole is Impressive" - Talk given to 4th and 5th grades at St. Andrew's Episcopal School, May 10 2019