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.
This year is the “World Year of Physics”:http://www.physics2005.org/, as declared by the United Nations to honor the memory of Einstein’s “annus mirabilis” […]
Today, some very painful news reached me. My father informed me of the death of my undergraduate mentor in physics, Dr. Michael […]
The back-and-forth in the Senate and the White House these past few days had me thinking, thinking about life and what it […]
In all fields of research which operate at both the frontier of understanding and the interface with politics, there are vocal skeptics. […]
