Megan E. Cooke

Aug 11, 2024 | nottinghamworld.com | Megan E. Cooke |Abigail Rabbett

Make the most of the good weather in Nottinghamshire by booking yourself a glamping trip While you may think that you need to venture outside of Nottingham in order to find your next UK holiday destination, there are a number of great glamping spots to visit with your partner, family, or friends. Each of these glamping sites offers something different from fishing lakes and bell tents to water sports and horses.

Aug 6, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Megan E. Cooke |Mallory Stephenson |Sarah J. Brislin |Antti Latvala

INTRODUCTION Alcohol is widely used among adolescents and young adults. The neurotoxic properties of alcohol and the continuing neuromaturation of the brain during adolescence and young adulthood [1-3] set the stage for cognitive consequences in the form of both acute and sustained cognitive impairments [4-8].

Jun 6, 2024 | gameluster.com | Megan E. Cooke

If you fancy a bit of cozy escapism, Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge provides just that. With adorable graphics, casual gameplay and a goal to work towards, it is the perfect game to play while you drink a cup of tea, listen to some relaxing music, and rest. That said, I found myself tiring of Kamaru’s simplicity after a few hours in the game.

Mar 15, 2024 | gameluster.com | Lily Gladstone |Megan E. Cooke

Little Learning Machines is an adorable, educational and yet frustrating venture into neural networks and how machine learning works. Developed and published by Transitional Forms, the game has been lovingly crafted alongside a host of additional materials to help you understand what is happening and how it can apply in the real world. There is no part of me that thinks Little Learning Machines is anything other than a labour of love.

Feb 10, 2024 | gameluster.com | Megan E. Cooke

Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge is one of the more unusual cozy games I have come across in recent years and, while the demo is just a glimpse of what the game is promising to bring forward, it seems like it could be an interesting way to pass the time. That said, while the premise itself is unique, there doesn’t seem to be any particularly new or exciting features or mechanics which make me want to pick the game up when it launches.