Time Engineers video game teaches engineering, science, and math without leaving the fun of gaming behind. Students travel in a cool time machine to three different time periods and encounter typical engineering problems to be solved in order to build pyramids, irrigate farm land, command a WWII submarine, raise and lower medieval drawbridges, and more.

Valparaiso, IN (PRWEB) December 31, 2008 — Mr. Ray Shingler and Mr. Clay Schultz, Founders and Creators of Software Kids, LLC, “a next-generation educational game company,” announced today the release of their newest product, entitled Time Engineers (www.timeengineers.com) which teaches engineering, science, and math without leaving the fun of gaming behind.

The scientists will be using a method known as atomic force microscopy “to observe how a single asbestos fiber binds with a specific receptor protein on cell surfaces,” according to a Dec. 22 Science Daily news article. Although the study is years away from being complete, scientists hope that one day they may be able to offer a better understanding of the development of the condition, which will result in a more comprehensive knowledge of the disease and more adequate treatments….

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During play time,people learn more items at a faster rate than at any other time of their day. Babies, learn everything by the way they play and the way they interact with their world. You are responsible for that interactions. So now you have the choice: A learning toy that will create hours of fun and enjoyment wheil at the same time stimulating his brain and developeming necessary and important skills he’ll use for the rest of his life. OR The latest cool new charachter or toy that everyone is toting around with them, and seems to fly off the shelf faster than anythihng. When put that way, the choice seems pretty simple doesn’t it? Go have fun with you child, and statrt him on the path of being a life long learner.

World Discovery Box Aligns Hands-on Science Learning Station with National Science Education Standards

Schools Use Science Collection of Fossils, Marine Life, Minerals and Insects to Meet National Standards in Life Science and Earth Science

Durango, CO (PRWEB) November 10, 2008 — World Discovery Box, LLC announced today that it is aligning its Discovery Box™ Science Learning Station with the National Science Education Standards developed by the National Academy of Sciences. The Discovery Box is a small, wooden chest of drawers filled with a collection of natural specimens including fossils, marine life, minerals and insects.

U.S. based Feng Shui Master Dr.Simona Mainini will Speak at the 1st International Congress on Scientific Feng Shui and Built Environment Held in Europe this Fall.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) August 13, 2008 — Yes, that’s right. The European academic environment is now acknowledging Scientific Feng Shui (also known in other countries as Traditional, Classic, Authentic and Imperial Feng Shui) as a vital part of Environmental Sustainability with a dedicated congress. One of their first steps in doing this is by inviting one of Italy’s most famous and internationally known Feng Shui Master Consultants, Simona F. Mainini, Dr. Arch., to represent her adopted home, the United States, to present a talk on “Applying Feng Shui Today”.

Astronomy outreach enthusiast and former VP of Meade Instruments, Scott W. Roberts, announced his return to the telescope manufacturing industry with the launch of Explore Scientific, LLC during the annual Astronomical League’s Awards Banquet in Des Moines, Iowa.

Science, the L’Oréal Corporate Foundation and UNESCO announced today the release of “Young Women in Science: Forging New Pathways” their second booklet targeted to young women interested in a career in science.

Washington, DC (PRWEB) February 26, 2009 — Science, the L’Oréal Corporate Foundation and UNESCO announced today the release of “Young Women in Science: Forging New Pathways” their second booklet targeted to young women interested in a career in science.