William & Mary’s annual hackathon, &hacks, took place from October 4-6, 2024, setting a new standard for future hackathons. From Friday to Sunday afternoon, students across all majors and multiple ...

Ever wonder what goes on inside your head? From March 10-14, 2025, Science Friday is hosting Hack Your Brain—your chance to delve deep into the workings of the brain and discover its secrets. Because ...

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Grow Your Own Sweet Rocks Crystallization isn’t all bad, and in some cases, can be rather delicious. Teach your kids about solutions and precipitates with this classic experiment.

Feed that instinct with these, um, eggs -periments that will help teach kids about pressure and balance. For more eggs -cellent DIY hacks, check out the Nat Geo Kids Science Lab.

Mathematician Hannah Fry and comedian Dara Ó Briain reveal how science can increase your life expectancy in ways you might not expect.

A lot of research is slogging through experiments that don’t always work, wading through research publications, and performing mental contortions in pursuit of the next hypothesis.

Citizen science is right out, because the cost of the tools to do science is so high. For this week’s Hack Chat, we’re going to be talking about Open Hardware for science.