This Week in Engineering - Tevatron shuts down; offshore wind energy storage; ultra-efficient shrimp farming; sponge cleans up CO2; car that runs on coffee; and hiding messages in glowing bacteria.

This Week in Engineering - Quantum computer with the Von Neumann architecture; universal digital quantum simulation with trapped ions; scientists reproduce quantum entanglement; first universal quantum computer unveiled; Google demonstrates quantum computing for fast image search; Lockheed Martin buys a D-Wave One for undisclosed purposes; and will quantum computing make it out of the lab?

This Week in Engineering - Mining asteroids; airships make a comeback; jet packs for sale; Google invests in pig-poo power; church made of cardboard; and base-jumping robot.

This Week in Engineering - Environmentally-friendly alternative to cremation; cars fueled by newspapers; suitcase-sized nuclear reactors for Mars colonies; British geo-engineers to simulate volcanic eruption; $100 holographic microscope; and stretchable OLED displays.

This Week in Engineering - Insect wings to generate power; using GPS to detect nuclear tests; Mars rover Zinc discovery; quadcopters to deliver food aid; bulletproof human skin; simulated asteroid space mission

This Week in Engineering - International Space Station might be abandoned; faster space communication via lasers; smartphone network helps commuters; painting Manhattan roofs white for energy efficiency; computer chips modeled after brains; and a new fishing technique invented by dolphins.

Coins with QR codes; robot swarms; ATM with a lie detector; reusable European space capsule; solar-powered tunnel for trains; and China to build world’s largest radio telescope.

Aircraft design based on dinosaurs; plug-in hybrid Popemobile; a self-propelled endoscopy device; the disabled drive with one hand; a new alloy converts heat into electricity; and Australia plans for a plasma rocket.

This Week in Engineering - A boat made of trash; shadow Internet in a suitcase; artificial heart without a beat; edible RFID chips; tiny particle accelerators for safer nuclear power; and handheld conveyor picks up .

This Week in Engineering - Shark-repelling fish hooks; touch-screen steering wheel; amphibious ice cream truck; paraplegic college grad lands a job as a bionic leg tester; Chinese satellite leaves lunar orbit; and nightshirt that monitors your sleep.