K N X explores the intersection of emotions and learning in chemistry education. We use quantitative research methods to understand how personal factors and emotions influence students’ understanding of complex chemistry topics. We are also interested in the changing landscape of remote learning, especially after the pandemic.

K N X provides resources for chemistry education researchers, students, and anyone interested in the latest trends and best practices in the field.

• Explore our research: /projects
• Browse our publications: /papers
• Learn about our courses: /courses
• Read our blog: /blog

Source Code

K N X is built using the open-source code from bedford.io, available under the MIT license.

For developers:

• Talks: /slide
• Post creation in Python: /automation
• Code snippets: /code
• Metadata format: /format
• Markdown style guide: /style

Updates

• New Biking Activities Module: /biking
  Refer to /format for data instructions.

• New Courses Module: /courses

• New Tagging Feature for the Blog: /blog/tags

• Updated Team Module: /team
  Includes auto-generated content for members.

• Expanded Publications Module:
  Covers Books, Journal Papers, and Conference Papers.

• Rewritten Projects Module: /projects
  A standalone module with auto-populated publications for each project.

Logo Evolution

Current Logo

Here is the logo for KNX designed with a professional and minimalist style suitable for representing Kahveci Nexus.

Previous Logos

This AI-enhanced design features a striking metallic texture complemented by 3D effects and dynamic lighting, set against a space-themed gradient. The design elements are skillfully arranged to convey a sense of motion, effectively capturing the essence of animation. This logo symbolizes our brand’s evolution and commitment to innovation and modern aesthetics.

Schrödinger Equation-Inspired Logo. This logo, crafted using the TikZ package in LaTeX, represents a fusion of physical chemistry and education. It features an elegant design inspired by the Schrödinger equation, rendered in crisp vector graphics. Emblematic of personal style and academic pursuits, it served as a reflection of identity.