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Physics

For active researchers, academics and students

Popular Natural Science

For everyone interested in natural science without having to understand the rigorous mathematical proofs of academia, including interdisciplinary questions and small-scale home experiments.

Computational Science

For scientists doing science by heavy computations.

Popular Natural Science

For everyone interested in natural science without having to understand the rigorous mathematical proofs of academia, including interdisciplinary questions and small-scale home experiments.

Physics

For active researchers, academics and students

Game Development

For professional and independent game developers who would like to discuss the various aspects of video game development and design.

Mathematics

For people studying math at any level & professionals in related fields

Gaming

For passionate gamers from all platforms (computers and consoles)

Personal Manufacturing

For operators of 3D printers, hackerspace communities, and others interested in making physical things with computers.

Puzzling

For those people who love to create and solve puzzles.

Wikis and Wikipedia

For navigating and editing Wikipedia, sharing of help and guidelines, managing and installing wikis, administrating your Wikia / organization's wiki, MediaWiki, DokuWiki or others, writing wiki articles and its syntax, or any other wiki-related ...

Digital Preservation

For librarians, archivists, curators, data managers, information specialists, computer scientists and engineers and other professionals working to ensure long term access to digital objects.

Popular Natural Science

For everyone interested in natural science without having to understand the rigorous mathematical proofs of academia, including interdisciplinary questions and small-scale home experiments.

Stack Overflow (in German)

For German speaking professional and enthusiast programmers (ein deutsches Stack Overflow)

Robotics research

For researchers, graduate students and people involved in research in robotics and related areas. This Q&A site is to bring together the active community of robotics researchers and graduate students all over the world to benefit from each other.

Computer Music

For anyone engaged in the theory, technique, practice, performance, and study of computer music as it has developed from the early Music N days of Max Matthews to modern signal flow languages and beyond.

Theoretical and Applied Robotics

For robotics researchers, hobbyists, enthusiasts, and beginners. This site is a 'unified robotics proposal'.

Space Exploration

For aerospace engineers and (serious) space enthusiasts.