When it comes out later this year, the most creative new set of Lego bricks won’t be available in stores or from any traditional retailer. The only place you’ll be able to find it is in a classroom.

Scientists use the iconic colorful bricks to build everything from bioprinters to microscopes—increasing the accessibility of science in the process. Etienne Boulter walked into his lab at the ...

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Here are the projects recognized by judges, starting with the three top categories: President’s Cup, Northrop Grumman Best in Show and Honors College Best in Show. Florida Techs ...

AMES, Iowa – Ludovico Cademartiri had what seemed like an impossibly demanding list of requirements for his lab equipment. The Iowa State University assistant professor of materials science and ...

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China's Shenzhou-19 to conduct 86 space experiments Bricks from simulated lunar soil to be tested in space China aims for manned moon landing by 2030 JIUQUAN, China, Oct 30 (Reuters) - China sent ...

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