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"Sentinels at Sea: An offshore screening system could put a 14-mile buffer zone between ports and deadly cargo"
(Popular Science June 2007, and CNN.com, June 30, 2007 )

"Water Buggy: A prototype watercraft is designed to go almost anywhere"
(Popular Science April, 2007)

"Creating the Perfect Wave"
(Nature December 21/28, 2006)

"Welcome to Museum Titanic (Please Don't Touch)"
(Popular Science July 2005)

Lightning research: The bolt catchers
(Nature September 8, 2004)

"The Promise of Marine Biotechnology in Florida"
(Florida Sea Grant Publication, 2004)

"California Startup Plans Holographic Screening System"
(IEEE Spectrum Online November 19, 2002)

"Hot Stuff: Could a new technique make the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel less hazardous?"
(New Scientist June 8, 2002)

"Remotely Controlled Gunnery"
(IEEE Spectrum Online July 19, 2002)

"Taking the Ocean's Temperature"
(TechnologyReview.com June 28, 2002)

"Navigation"
(NationalGeographic.com May 2002)

"Organic Optics"
(New Scientist April 20, 2002)

"Which Way To Energy Utopia? The vehicles of the future will almost certainly be powered by hydrogen. But no one is sure exactly how to get drivers to kick their fossil-fuel habit. "
(Nature December 13, 2001) password required

"Florida's High-Tech Haven:
Lucent's Agere among the first of many lured by unusual incentives"
(IEEE Spectrum November 2001)

"Deep Float: Ocean engineers are thinking big. Really, really big."
(TechnologyReview.com July 25, 2001)

"Smart Walker Strolls Ahead: Well-trained device takes small steps for an aging mankind"
(TechnologyReview.com July 5, 2001)

"Bridge Checkup"
Autonomous wireless networks of sensors may give alerts before cracks appear.
(TechnologyReview.com June 26, 2001)

"Simply Sensational" Sometimes you need a push in the right direction
(New Scientist June 2, 2001)

"Bug-Propelled Subs" Writhing bacteria could power micro-robots round your veins
(New Scientist November 25, 2000)

"Watts Your Step" One British startup plans to wire your shoes
(Outside October, 2000)

"The Net Gets Wet" The Navy announces it has finally conquered one of the toughtest Internet frontiers: the ocean.
(Business 2.0 October 24, 2000)

"You Are Here" Soon our cell phones will be tracked
(New Scientist October 21, 2000)

"Tiny Bubbles" New technologies for routing fiber optic signals
(Business 2.0 July 25, 2000)

"Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" Imagine flying underwater- one man is ready to make it happen
(New Scientist February 12, 2000)

"Quicker, simpler, smarter chips" A softer breed of hardware promises faster mobile computing and longer battery life
(New Scientist January 29, 2000)

"Nano Noses" Tiny buckytubes can sniff out toxic gases
(New Scientist December 25, 1999)

"Now You See It…" Soldiers can radio without detection thanks to excited gas
(New Scientist November 27, 1999)

"Alien Inspiration" A walking robot could make its wearer incredibly powerful
(New Scientist November 20, 1999)

"The Dope On Silicon" A hurdle in fulfilling the appetite for speed
(New Scientist September 11, 1999)

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