Science Shorts

Science Shorts: Video games in research (June 2025)

Nick Fury, Tetris (again), and piloting/driving

Jun 12 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (May 2025)

Ludometrics a.k.a. measuring fun and games for health

May 8 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Apr. 2025)

Gaming can help treat underlying health conditions

Apr 2 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Mar. 2025)

All about using popular games

Mar 12 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Feb. 2025)

Video game learning sandwich!

Feb 12 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Jan. 2025)

LEGO, open-world games, and Pacman take center stage in 2025

Jan 16 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Nov. 2024)

Issue #3 has Darth Vader, jerks, and helicopters

Nov 13, 2024 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Oct. 2024)

Issue #2 has shoes, emergency departments, and mental health

Oct 9, 2024 •

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Science Shorts: Video games in research (Sept. 2024)

Issue #1 is about rice farming, gaming disorder, and decision making

Sep 11, 2024 •

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Video games in research (Aug. 2024)

Lucky issue #13 is a short listicle of happenings in the world of gaming research

Aug 14, 2024 •

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Video games in research (Jul. 2024)

Rounding up some interesting research

Jul 10, 2024 •

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