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IEEE Pulse|March 16, 2016
All It Takes Is Vision: Synthetic Biology Opens the Doors to Vast Possibilities: "Ideas Just Pop Into Your Head"Leslie Mertz
IEEE Pulse|March 16, 2016
Cell Break: How Cell-Free Biology Is Finally Putting the Engineering Back in BioengineeringShannon Fischer
IEEE Pulse|March 16, 2016
The Problem of False Discovery: Many Scientific Results Can't Be Replicated, Leading to Serious Questions about What's True and False in the World of ResearchKenneth R Foster, Joseph Skufca
IEEE Pulse|March 16, 2016
Could Al-Zahrawi Be Considered a Biomedical Engineer? [Retrospectroscope]Mohamed N Saad
IEEE Pulse|November 13, 2013
New world of 3-D printing offers "completely new ways of thinking": Q&A with author, engineer, and 3-D printing expert Hod LipsonHod Lipson
IEEE Pulse|June 9, 2012
Recording brain waves at the supermarket: what can we learn from a shopper's brain?Stephen F Sands, J Andrew Sands
IEEE Pulse|June 9, 2012
Predicting consumer behavior: using novel mind-reading approachesGemma A Calvert, Michael J Brammer
IEEE Pulse|June 9, 2012
Measuring the efficacy of advertising communication with neuroscience methods: an experiment performed by Telecom ItaliaLoredana Grimaldi
IEEE Pulse|May 18, 2016
The \"Jaipur Foot\": India?s Most Popular Prosthetic for Amputees Is Not the Latest in Technology, but It's Still the Most Suitable Option for Many Patients Almost 50 Years after Its DevelopmentHarish Mysore
IEEE Pulse|May 18, 2016
Pleasant to the Touch: By Emulating Nature, Scientists Hope to Find Innovative New Uses for Soft Robotics in Health-Care TechnologyMatteo Cianchetti, Cecilia Laschi
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