This Week in Engineering - Do-it-yourself electron microscope; RC clouds bring shade to the desert; a shoulder-mounted telepresence robot; testing a Martian spacesuit in Antarctica; robot seagulls; and 3D fog displays.

This Week in Engineering - New Horizons space probe passes Uranus en route to Pluto; a refueling station for satellites; a brain scanner for awake and moving lab animals; military uniforms equipped with solar panels; a polar-mounted laser to zap space garbage; and a shower radio powered by water pressure.

This Week in Engineering - Stretchy electronics for cardiac surgery; build your own cyborg cockroach; engineering students create a padlock-solver; a new termite fishing technique invented by chimps; robots with gentle touch; and engineer golfer eliminates handicap

This Week in Engineering - Splitting engine into hot and cold parts; computer controlled by your eyes; auto recall due to spiders; Japanese doll phone; computer solves mazes with memristors; and beer that can be consumed in space

This Week in Engineering – DARPA commissions robot cheetah; fiber-optics give prosthetic limbs a sense of touch; world’s smallest computer; robots run a marathon; smart shirts for athletes; and misuse of nuclear waste.

This Week in Engineering - Hummingbird spy drone; interplanetary internet protocol; pacemaker powered by breathing; Japan to send tweeting robot to the ISS; human skull caps used as cups; and proposed presidential budget funds exascale computing.

This Week in Engineering - Aircraft wings from a 3D printer; fake space mission lands on fake Mars; drunk fish become anti-social; smartphone app for reporting potholes; and TWIE turns one year old!

Robot cockroaches; brakes that store energy; women subjected to objectifying glances do worse at math; water-powered jetpacks go on sale; alternative energy in an air-conditioned greenhouse; and 3D printer creates most complicated Rubik's Cube ever.

This Week in Engineering -- New fuel could cause tequila shortage; hotel rooms on the International Space Station; robot fish; engineer saves his own life; purple gold; and scientists use soap to solve mathematical problems.

This Week in Engineering - NASA needs help finding its satellite; electric rickshaws debut in Japan; cleaning up Chesapeake Bay with oysters; metallic foam makes cargo hulls lighter; Four Loko as an alternative to fossil fuels; and a breakthrough in development of computer memory.