Writer, author of The Awei Series, and cat foster parent. Her favorite games include Dragon Age, Pokémon, Final Fantasy XIV, Team Ico games, Ōkami, and RPG maker horror games. She also loves pasta and ...

Ritwik is a passionate gamer who has a soft spot for JRPGs. He's been writing about all things gaming for six years and counting. Physics in games has become one of the most critical parts of the ...

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa --- Just minutes before they were to showcase their team's project --- a mechanized recyclables sorter --- Kyle Fox and his physics classmates tinkered with it, waited on materials ...

PUMPKINS IN THE NAME OF SCIENCE. IT’S AN EXPERIMENT THAT’S DRAWN HALLOWEEN AND PHYSICS FANS ALIKE TO THE CAMPUS. CALEB CALIFANO WAS THERE TO WITNESS THE PROJECT THAT REQUIRED QUITE A CLEANUP AFTER.

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Scientists have long toyed with the idea of putting medicine inside microscopic capsules that could travel to hard-to-reach places inside your... Fun With Physics: How To Make Tiny Medicine Nanoballs ...

Staff photos / David Skolnick Brad Burgoyne, left, and Quinlan Bulick, Poland Seminary High School seniors, stack folded index cards to build a house of cards at the Youngstown State University’s ...

It’s never too early to bring science to life for kids. There are not only real-world examples of physics at play to discover, but new toys can make learning about these concepts a fun, exciting ...

A Canadian who has worked in the gaming industry for over two decades, Beck grew up on games such as Final Fantasy and Super Mario Bros. He specalizes in roleplaying games, but covers titles in almost ...

The late Dr. Richard Feynman, celebrated theoretical physicist and atom bomb pioneer, gets his turn at pop stardom in Peter Parnell's QED, a two-act, nearly one-person play starring Alan Alda that ...

For the past decade, scientists have been toying with the notion of encapsulating medicine in microscopic balls. These so-called nanospheres could travel inside the body to hard-to-reach places, like ...