IEEE Spectrum

Papers
(The TQCC of IEEE Spectrum is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
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TRANSPORTATION: How Safe Are eVTOLs?: Extremely Safe—Say Manufacturers: News60
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A Pinch of Fusion: Zap Energy's new Z-pinch reactor will demonstrate a simpler approach to an elusive goal34
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When Pac-Man Met Turing > The Game Runs on an Emulated 6502 CPU19
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IEEE Global Communications Conference, 7-11 December 202112
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Megatruck Runs on the Lightest Gas10
Past Forward: The Scientology Machine10
The Coming Quantum Boom: A Century After Quantum Mechanics Was Described, a Vibrant Industry Blooms10
Past Forward: Brass for Brains9
Will AI Steal Submarines' Stealth?: Better Detection will make the Oceans Transparent—and Perhaps Undermine Nuclear Deterrence9
A New Wildfire Watchdog: Alerts About Forest Fires Shouldn't Depend on Pets Smelling Smoke. We Need Smart Infrastructure, and that Needs Zero-Power Sensors9
Today's Robotic Surgery Turns Surgical Trainees into Spectators: Medical Training in the Robotics Age Leaves Tomorrow's Surgeons Short on Skills8
Behold the Electronic Sackbut8
False Starts: The Checkered History of Vehicle-to-Grid Power8
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Deep Learning's Diminishing Returns: The Cost of Improvement is Becoming Unsustainable8
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The Transistor of 2047: What will the device be like on its 100th anniversary?7
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Profile: Julie Angus > Her Startup Builds Autonomous Ocean Explorers [Careers]6
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Inkjets Are for More Than Just Printing: They can Build DNA Arrays, 3D Structures, and Much More5
Past Forward: This Little Mars Rover Stayed Home: Marie Curie, Less-Famous Twin to Sojourner, Helped NASA Plan the Mission5
The Latest Developments in Technology, Engineering, and Science: News5
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AMD Takes Holistic Approach to AI Coding Copilots: The Chipmaker is Using AI Throughout the Software-development Life Cycle5
Careers: Steve A. Adeshina: The Polymath Engineer Modernized Voting in Nigeria's Fledgling Democracy5
The Great AI Reckoning: Deep learning may have reached its limits. What comes next? [Table of contents]5
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An Exoskeleton Made for Dancing: The Self-Balancing Xomotion Promises Greater Agility5
The Data: Patent Power 20255
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Ohm's Law + Kirchhoff's Current Law = Better AI: Neural-Network Processing Done in Memory with Analog Circuits will Save Energy4
Past Forward: Farewell, My Animatronic Friends4
Google's Quiet Nuclear Quest: For a Decade, Google Has Advanced Fusion R&D and Other Frontiers4
Past Forward: The First Land-Mine Detector that Actually Worked4
The Smartly Dressed Spacecraft: Wrapped in Sensor-Rich Electronic Textiles, Space Structures Could Double as Scientific Instruments4
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AI Alone isn't Ready for Chip Design: A Combination of Classical Search and Machine Learning May be the Way Forward4
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Aerospace: Nasa Made the Hubble Telescope to Be Remade: Spacewalk Repairs and Upgrades Were Always Part of The Plan3
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Careers: Joppe Bos: The Cryptographer Designs Encryption that Even Quantum Hardware Can't Crack3
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The First Crowdfunded Astronaut3
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The Sound of Two Hands Clapping3
How Duolingo's AI Learns what you Need to Learn: The language-learning app tries to emulate a great human tutor3
A Next-Gen DIY Audio Amp: A Web-Enabled Integrated amp that Won't Break the Bank3
PLUGGING IN THE MOON To supply outposts sunk in the lunar night, solar power must come from the south pole3
Year of the Humanoid: Legged robots from eight companies vie for jobs3
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Mach 2, Take 2: Grappling Again with the Promise and Peril of Supersonic Airliners3
The Big Picture: Electric Buses Take Charge3
The GIG Workers Who Fought an Algorithm: When Their Pay Suddenly Dropped, Shipt's Delivery Drivers Dug into the Data3
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A Bold New Plan for Preserving Online Privacy and Security: Decoupling our identities from our data and actions could safeguard our secrets in the cloud2
5 Questions: Todd Humphreys: GPS Spoofing Threatens Airliners2
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Passive Radar With the KrakenSDR > Spot stuff with TV antennas and a software-defined radio2
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Johnny Ray Austin: Curious Engineers Make Great Product Managers2
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Can Flow Batteries Finally Beat Lithium?: Nanoparticles may boost energy density enough for EVs2
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This is How Far Engineers Will Go to Explore the Universe: And how Far we Went to Tell Their Story2
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The Big Picture: Transforming Power Research2
Quantum Dots + OLED = Your Next TV: Formerly rival technologies will come together in new Samsung displays2
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Finding Somerton Man: How DNA, AI Facial Reconstruction, and Sheer Grit Cracked a 75-Year-Old Cold Case2
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A Better DIY Seismometer: This Design is Compact But Still Detects Faraway Earthquakes2
Paris Olympics Host a New Event: Algorithmic Video Surveillance: Security Olympics spin-offs are coming for you, and you, and you2
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Inflation-Adjusted Income for U.S. Engineers Drops > Insights from IEEE-USA's annual salary survey2
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What V2G Tells Us About EVs and the Grid: Vehicle-to-grid technology adds another layer of complexity to the electric-vehicle transition2
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Careers: Improve Your Workplace Communication: Pro Tips for Talking to Leaders, Clients, and Teams1
Making Humans Aquatic Again: In 2025, People will Try Living in Deep's Underwater Habitat1
The Big Picture: Sunny Days Ahead1
Past Forward: The Starting Line for Self-Driving Cars: 20 Years Ago, Stanley Won the DARPA GRand Challenge, But the Tech is Still Niche1
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Past Forward: Lessons From the Little Professor1
Asad Madni and the Lifesaving Sensor: His pivot away from defense led to a tiny tuning fork that helped prevent SUV rollovers and plane crashes1
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Guided Gliders1
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The Hunt for Rogue Planets: The Galaxy May Hold a Trillion Wandering, Sunless Worlds. So How Do We Find Them?1
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Past Forward: When Electrification Came for the Eraser1
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Buoyant Behemoths: The Global Race is on to Tap Potent Winds Far Offshore1
Past Forward: A Cold War Kit for Surviving a Nuclear Attack: Starting in the 1950s, the U.S. Post Office Took Point on Civil Defense1
Careers: Susana Contrera: A Network Engineer who Keeps Meta's AI Infrastructure Humming1
Are You Ready for Workplace Brain Scanning?: Leveraging brain data will make workers happier and more productive, backers say1
The Transformer: How energy modeler Jesse Jenkins helped Congress get serious about the power grid1
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China's Green Winter Olympics: A variety of climate-friendly strategies will be on show, along with the athletes1
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Decarbonization Is Our Costliest Challenge: It has no clear beginning or end, and it affects every aspect of life1
Revamping an Art Deco Masterpiece1
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The Forgotten Story of the First Automated Fab: In 1970, an IBM Middle Manager had a Vision: A Finished Chip in One Day1
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Plotting a New Course: A 1970s HP X-Y Recorder Enters the Digital Age1
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AI Goes Fishing: An Alphabet Spin-Off is Making Aquaculture More Sustainable1
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The Electric Vehicle is not Enough: To decarbonize road transport we need to complement EVs with bikes, rail, city planning, and alternative energy1
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COVID: Excess Mortalities Two Years Later: The death toll is increasingly comparable to that of the 1918-1920 flu1
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Making Green Hydrogen a Reality Down Under: Proposals to make hydrogen from renewable electricity in Australia exceed the country's generating capacity1
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Do We Dare Use Generative AI for Mental Health?1
The world’s best robots guide is here! [back inside cover]1
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Numbers don't lie: a moore's law-for bombs: the rising power of destructiveness is, unfortunately, the most impressive metric of modern technology1
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Tynesia Boyea-Robinson: She uses a systems-engineering approach to overcoming systemic racism1
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Piezoelectrics Enable Displays to Provide Both High-Quality Audio and Touch Feedback1
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No More Hide-and-Seek: The Scramble to Preserve Submarine Stealth in an Age of AI and All-Seeing Sensors1
A Rich Harvest in the Desert1
5 Questions: Siim Sikkut: Estonia is Bringing Educational Chatbots to Classrooms1
Mr. Internet: Vint Cerf's 1973 sketch kicked off five decades of improving and evangelizing what we now know as the Internet1
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Careers: Morgan Pope: This Disney roboticist brings superheroes to life0
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Challengers are Coming for Nvidia's Crown: In AI's Game of Thrones, Don't Count Out the Upstarts0
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An Infinity of Pong: A Raspberry Pi Pico W handheld writes its own games0
How Tech Could Shape Geopolitics: This Year's Technological Milestones Could Determine Long-Term Outcomes0
Figure From Fiction [The Big Picture]0
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Underground With Robots0
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Careers: Arthur Erickson: This Aerospace Engineer Builds Crop-Spraying Drones for Farmers0
Past Forward: The Mechanical TV0
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DIY Magnetometer: Search for buried treasure for less than $1000
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Software Sucks, But It Doesn't Have To: How to make leaner, greener software0
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Nanostructures Transform Tiny Cameras: Thin Semiconductor Metalenses are Finally Moving into Consumers' Hands0
Move Too Fast, Risk Systemic Blowback: When Speed is Everything, People Pay the Price0
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Past Forward: The Unlikely Inventor of the Automatic Rice Cooker: A Japanese Housewife's Experiments Cracked the Code of Perfectly Cooked Rice0
From Sizzling to Fizzling at Ford: How the EV Transition Made Rock-Star Engine Designers Expendable0
Chips to Compute with Encrypted Data are Coming: Fully homomorphic encryption could make data unhackable0
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Roboticists Want to Give You a Third Arm: Unused Bandwidth in Neurons Can be Tapped to Control Extra Limbs0
Alan Turing's Top-Secret Diy Project: An Exclusive Look Inside his Pioneering Voice-Encryption System0
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Intentional Grounding0
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Amazon Plans to Take Home Delivery to New Heights0
The Messy Reality Behind a Silicon Valley Unicorn0
Deep-Sea Mining Stirs Up Muddy Questions: A controversial pilot program will collect metal-rich nodules from the ocean floor0
“Superhuman Speed”: How Autonomous Drones Beat the Best Human Racers0
The Shrink in Your Pocket0
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I2C Strikes Back > Surprises Can Lurk in Even a Simple Comms Protocol0
How EVs Can Escape the Rare Earth Trap: Promising Experimental Motors are Using Exotic Materials and Ingenious Configurations0
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Yugoslavia's Home-Brewed Microcomputer > The Z80-based Galaksija dared to be different0
Baidu and Geely Will Mass-Produce an Autonomous EV: The Chinese tech giants aim for a fully self-driving car0
Lidar on a Chip Enters the Fast Lane: Sensors for Self-Driving Cars and Robots will be Tiny, Reliable, and Affordable0
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First Win for the Neurorights Campaign: Chile plans to regulate all neurotech and ban the sale of brain data0
The Return of the Airship: LTA Research's Pathfinder 1 will begin test flights in 20230
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Live life on your terms [Back inside cover]0
Bot Milk?: Lely's Robots Make the Cows Comfy and the Workplace Safer for Their Human Caretakers0
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Past Forward: The British Navy Resisted a Decent Lightning Rod for Decades: Inventors vs. Bureaucrats During the Age of Sail0
The Future We Saw Coming Is Now: Technologies We've been Following for Years will be Huge in 20240
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7 Revealing Ways AIs Fail: Neural Networks can be Disastrously Brittle, Forgetful, and Surprisingly Bad at Math0
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