From a school project to a proposal in front of Under Armour’s leadership team.
Science doesn’t stay in the classroom.
Our platform helps students link their studies to post-secondary opportunities and careers beyond the lab.
Congratulations to Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai, laureates of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. They share the prize for showing how a reaction can be steered to make only one mirror image of a molecule.
Many molecules come in left- and right-handed forms, called enantiomers.
Career Spotlight: Shilysha Davis-Dublin went from pharmacy technician to Clinical Research Associate at Vanguard Clinical, Inc.
Her site visits look like travel. The real work is making sure patients are safe, sites follow the protocol, and FDA rules are met.
Interactive reading that builds scientific literacy...
...vocabulary, audio support, checks for understanding, and a direct line from the passage to the data, careers, and what’s next.
Making those real world career connections! Students who see what is possible have the chance to learn what it takes to get there! From textiles to polymer chemistry!
In Sci-Ops: Global Defense, the laser, armor, and boots are one system. Upgrade one piece without understanding the others and it fails.
That’s not gamification.
That’s engineering.
Students should learn science the way engineers do: by making something that has to work
Shelter isn’t just a building.
It’s the place someone gets to live their purpose.
That’s the job of a structural engineer.
That’s the science.
Plasma Games career explorations show students what’s possible—and why it matters.