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Astronogamer Scott Manley Accelerates Knowledge of Space and Rocket Science from YouTube to Netflix
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Creating Your Digital Media Submission
2018 AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize: Steve Jenkins' Remarks about SB&F Prize Winner: Animals by the Numbers
Remarks by Steve Jenkins as he accepted his 2018 SB&F Prize in the Middle Grades Science category.
5 Questions for a Scientist: Mechanical Engineer, Entrepreneur, and Inventor Elaine Chen
Learn about what it's like to work in science with our series of interviews with STEM professionals. Today's subject: mechanical engineer, entrepreneur, and inventor Elaine Chen.
Video Games: The Bad, the Ugly and the (Potentially) Good
AAAS Neuroscience and Society Event Showcases Games’ Effects on Brain, Behavior The typical client at ReSTART treatment center is young, male, depressed, anxious, sleep-deprived, failing in school or at work, poorly developed physically, unfamiliar with normal dating relationships — and living every possible moment in front of a screen.
Strategy-Based Video Games May Improve Older Adults' Brain Function
AAAS Neuroscience & Society Event Looks at Video Games' Effects
Neuroscience and Society Series: Ready, Player One: How Video Games Affect Your Brain and Behavior
Visualization in STEM education: Inverting the paradigm
Kinetic City Empower Project Publishes STEM Accessibility Research
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