IEEE Spectrum Podcast

Swarms of cyborg insects could one day map disaster sites

Student teams showcase energy-efficient home designs at the 2013 Solar Decathlon

And ResearchGate claims to be it

Eighteen finalists from more than 120 countries come to California to compete in the Google Science Fair

Putting people who like to fix things together with those who need something fixed makes everybody happy. And that’s what the Repair Café movement is all about

Researchers show how easy it is to manipulate online opinions

An Israeli group is scanning and reassembling 250 000 document fragments that are hundreds of years old

The former head of R&D for General Motors, Larry Burns, talks about the convergence of lightweight electric vehicles and self-driving cars in new systems of personal transportation

Adding sensor networks to infrastructure will make them cyberphysical systems

The creator of USB hasn’t stopped inventing. Now he wants to build an all-day computer

He says our network architecture is shrinking the economy and impoverishing the middle class

FreedomPop offers modest cellular voice, data plans for free

Does proximity spur collaboration? A new study finds it does

A new book looks at the production, history, ethics, and nutrition of meat to answer the question: Should we eat it?

Is Cir.ca creating fast food journalism, or reinventing it?