A collection of podcasts (in MP3 format) that showcase careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, computing, and healthcare. Podcasts include information on salary, daily responsibilities, education...

Sports technology has been making huge advances in recent years. When Oscar Pistorius ran in the 2012 London Olympics, he ran on prosthetic legs. In this interview, Philippa Oldham from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers recommends...

A new documentary, Tim's Vermeer, shows that the Dutch master painter was a tinkerer, too.

Researchers describe an portable fluorescent microscope they've built using a cell phone and inexpensive parts.

The pick of the week turns to insect engineers.

Need to put a little geek in your Halloween? We'll get tips from the folks at Instructables about incorporating some engineering DIY into your spookfest.

High school engineering students describe their award-winning invention.

Historian Howard Markel discusses how clone came to refer to genetic creations like Dolly the sheep.

Researchers have been able to build a fabric-based camera out of a mesh of light-sensitive fibers. We'll talk about the wok and efforts to use fibers in advanced electronics and other devices.