Technology

Ars Technica translates as the Art of Technology. This website provides up-to-date news, reviews, analysis, and expert advice about all things having to do with modern technology. Also links to information about Business IT, Games, and the Ars Technica store.

Since 1976, Dr. Dobb's has focused on practical technology news and articles. Dr. Dobb's covers all platforms, languages, and tools. On the website, users can read the current issue of the journal, and access the journal's forums, blogs, resources and podcasts, among other things. Users can also search for information by topic and technology businesses can find out how to advertise on the site.

The IEEE has over 365,000 members worldwide. They are scientists, engineers, and allied professions. The website has information about membership levels, information about the journals and other publications of IEEE, Conferences, Standards, Educational Opportunities, Awards, and much more.

Make is a hybrid magazine/book (a Mook) published quarterly that brings the do-it-yourself mindset to technology. Make is a product of O'Reilly which also publishes the "Hack" Book series. The website contains information from the volumes of the Mook--e.g., vol. 11 is all about building alternative vehicles. There are also blogs, podcasts, a store, and projects.

This site provides an overview of nanotechnology firms and research organizations. Visitors can find information about nanotech scientists, both researchers in colleges and universities and at private companies. The nanotech industries page describes how nanotechnology is being used, and its possibilities. A resource link takes the user to information about investing in nanotechnology.

ORNL is a research and technology Laboratory under the auspices of the Department of Energy. It is located in Oak Ridge, Tenn. as part of the Manhattan Project in 1943. There are 1500 scientists working there and 3000 guest researchers every year. The website details the history of the program and information about the projects.

Red Herring was originally a magazine that began in 1993 in California. The website was launched in 2003. The mission of Red Herring is to cover innovation, technology, financing and entrepreneurial activity. They research companies and new technologies and try to provide thorough and balanced information about them. The website can be searched by latest news, type of industry, and more.

Wired.com is the website for Wired Magazine, which calls itself the first word on how technology is changing our world. Wired Magazine has been published since 1993. Sections include cars, culture, entertainment, politics, science, software and much more. Subscription information for the print version is available on the website.