LEGO looks simple, but its factories produce around 5 million pieces every hour and roughly 50 billion bricks a year. Each ...

Thirty massive Lego sculptures are turning heads at the Cox Science Center and Aquarium this summer, as renowned artist Sean ...

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Scientists use the iconic colorful bricks to build everything from bioprinters to microscopes—increasing the accessibility of science in the process. Etienne Boulter walked into his lab at the ...

Alfredo has a PhD in Astrophysics and a Master's in Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces from Imperial College London.View full profile Alfredo has a PhD in Astrophysics and a Master's in Quantum ...

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Brick Science’s latest build is an automatic toothbrush tricked out with accessories that shoot mouthwash and launch plaque-disclosing tablets. When challenged to make a robotic LEGO toothbrush, ...

What is the magic behind Lego’s appeal across generations? “They offer people the opportunity to build and bring their ideas ...

Many Lego Enthusiasts go through what Lee Magpili (BS ’03) calls a “dark age.” A time between childhood and adulthood when interest in building with the interactive toys fade. But for Magpili, his ...

From toy to icon: LEGO began as a simple building toy but now spans movies, video games, and high-profile collaborations with global franchises. Art meets science: Exhibits like 'Brick Planet' use ...

Leaping forward with quantum technology. — Image by © Tim Sandle. Leaping forward with quantum technology. — Image by © Tim Sandle. LEGO for the quantum age ...