IEEE Technology and Society Magazine

Gorman, Michael E., James F. Groves, and Robin K. Gatalano. 2004. Societal Dimensions of Nanotechnology. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine 29 (4) 55-64. 

Gorman, M. (2001/2002). Turning students into ethical professionals. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 20(4), 21-27. 

The Assault on IEEE Ethics Support, IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, Spring, pp. 36-40, and http //wwwl.cs.columbia. edu/ unger/articles/assault.html... 

Altmann, J., Guhrud, M. Anticipating Military Nanotechnology. IEEE Technology And Society Magazine 2004 0278-0079. 

Pfatteicher, S. K. A. (2005). Anticipating engineering s ethical challenges in 2020. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 24,4-43. 

Schneider, J., Lucena, J. C., Leydens, J. A. (2009). Engineering to help The value of critique in engineering service. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 25(4), 42-48. 

Karl D. Stephan, Notes for a History of the IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology, IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 25, no. 4 (2006) 5-14. 

Sparrow, R., 2008. Talkin Bout a (Nanotechnological) Revolution. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine 27 (2), 37-43. 

Didier Christelle, Heckert Joseph, 2010, Volunteerism and Humanitarian Engineering - Part II , IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, vol. 29, n°l. 

MIT News, MIT Media Relations, March 14. http //web.mit.edu/press/2010/spider-silk.html Chia, E. (2007). Engineering disaster relief. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, fall, pp. 24-29. 

Kline, R. (2010). Engineering case studies Bridging micro and macro ethics. IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 29(4), 16-19. 

Peterson, C. L., Nanotechnology From Feynman to the Grand Challenge of Molecular Manufacturing. Technology and Society Magazine, IEEE, 2004,23(4), 9-15. 

Frey, W., Cruz, J. (2013). Value integration From educational computer games to academic communities. Technology and Society Magazine, IEEE, 52(1), 31-35. 

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