Archives for January, 2011
So You Wanna (Re)build One of the 1st Video Games?
Posted by Kendra Snyder on January 24, 2011
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Earlier this month, BNL physicist Peter Takacs told you about his progress in resurrecting one of the world’s first video games. And you wanted to know, “How do I do that?” Based on feedback from that post, we’ve uploaded the original high-resolution schematics for Tennis for Two to the end of this story on Brookhaven’s…
A Weighty Change to the Periodic Table
Posted by Kendra Snyder on January 3, 2011 This guest post is written by Norman Holden, a Brookhaven scientist in the National Nuclear Data Center and a member of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). After receiving his Ph.D. in nuclear physics from the Catholic University of America, he spent a decade at the GE Knolls Atomic Power Lab before…
