7 Deep Questions About the Future
Cities on Mars, pet unicorns, cures for old age — all of these things might be possible in the future. However, just
Interview 4 – Nicho Hatsopoulos, neuroscientist
Dr. Nicholas “Nicho” Hatsoupolos is a neuroscientist at the University of Chicago. He studies how the brain controls body movements and receives
Interview 3 – Tammy Ma, fusion scientist
Dr. Tammy Ma is an experimental physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s National Ignition Facility (NIF). She gets to fire the
Interview 1 – Ayanna Howard, roboticist
Dr. Ayanna Howard is a roboticist and dean of the college of engineering at Ohio State University. She has built robots and
Devices that Don’t Need Batteries
In two stories I wrote for Science News for Students recently, I had to face one of my biggest fears: electromagnetism. I
Robot Referees
Photo Credit: World TeamTennis A robot referee can really keep its ‘eye’ on the ball Science News for Students, August 20, 2020
The Threat of Cyberattacks
You can fight back against cyberattacks Science News for Students, May 9, 2019 The original concept for this article was to explore
Robots, Cyborgs, and More
Last year, I began contributing to the Chinese magazine Front Vision. My first two articles came out in the May 2018 issue.
The Overcrowded Radio Spectrum
The idea for this article came to me at an unlikely time. I was waylaid at my parents’ house with a sudden,
Robots and Cyborgs
Recently, I’ve written two articles for Science News for Students about robotics: Teaching robots right from wrong and Wired and weird: Meet the cyborg