SMU students are invited to explore physics through the lens of creating games and gaming experiences using interactive technologies. Coding, math, visualization, and storytelling combine in a landscape of physical laws to allow us to interact in increasingly realistic ways through a virtual space. Games may break the laws of nature in such a space, but to break the laws you better master them first.
One of the pleasures of being a post-doc is to see the next generation of scientist enter graduate school, wrestle with classes […]
It was a long road, but the Congress has now approved the Iraq war spending bill. Both houses have now approved the […]
Updated on 2/25/2010: some of the language needed editing for clarity. Updated on 2/23/2010: added discussion of the current state of the […]
This was quite a week. It began with the long Easter weekend here in the UK, which came to an exceptional end […]
