Find a safe place and stand on your tiptoes. Now shut your eyes. Does that make it trickier? You'll find that it does. This is because your brain uses what you can see, what your muscles are doing ...

It’s really true—science can be fun! Engaging kids with hands-on experiments activates multiple parts of the brain, which means they’re more likely to retain what they’ve learned.

Proof that science is really cool as Dr Yan demonstrates how to turn water into ice - with a single bang! Could it be magic? Not quite, but Dallas has some pretty magical science tricks up his ...

A major benefit of the programs at the College of Science is the opportunity to take part in research while you’re an undergraduate student. Under the guidance of your faculty research adviser, you ...

Aramco iExplore Biodiversity Program at the Houston Museum of Natural Science provides immersive experiences in STEM for ...

A Fayetteville high schooler has brought hands-on science experiments to hundreds of Cumberland ... Jones, 15, said some ...

These young learners in Grade 10 and 11 respectively are actively engaging in practical experiments ... Head of the Science Department Miyanda Nyirenda said this hands-on approach allows them ...

The student will also help design and deploy safe and efficient planning and control algorithms based on connectivity. The project involves a lot of coding (at the desk or in-vehicle), and testing ...

Hands-on experience is “learning by doing.” Gaining hands-on experience is a great way to explore your interests by engaging in practical experience that can reinforce what you learn in the classroom.

A group of Wood County elementary students visited a piece of history in Marietta Friday morning. Three classes of fifth ...

“MessFest” invited kids to come to the center for free to participate in hands-on science experiments. Kids got to play with a dunk tank, water balloons and slime in some of these experiment ...