Published in May and October, Sensing Technology targets 70,000 subscribers who specify sensors, transducers, detectors, and data acquisition equipment. This special supplement to Tech Briefs magazine covers new sensor products and advances in Artificial Intelligence, Networking and Communications, MEMS, Wearables, IoT/IIoT, Energy Harvesting, Automotive, Power Management

Written for scientists, engineers and medical experts and is focused on the growing interest and activity in the field of sensor technologies. Offers timely, peer-reviewed research on sensor science and technology of the highest quality. Publishes original rapid communications, full papers and timely state of the art reviews encompassing the fundamental and applied research on sensor science and technology in all fields of science, engineering and medicine. Highest priority is given to short communications reporting important new scientific and technological findings.

Background and Format: Launched in 1981 by Emerald, Sensor Review publishes peer reviewed state-of-the-art articles and specially commissioned technology reviews. Each issue includes content covering all aspects of sensor development and application and also has a theme that reflects the most interesting and strategically important research and development activities from around the world. Emphasis is placed on detailed independent review articles that identify the full range of sensors currently available for specific applications, as well as highlighting those areas of technology that show great potential for the future. All articles undergo rigorous double-blind peer review, and the journal’s policy of not publishing work that has only been tested in simulation means that only the very best and most practical research articles should be included. This is to try and ensure that the material that is published has real relevance and value for commercial manufacturing and research organisations. Content includes, but is not restricted to nanosensors, energy harvesting, environmental sensors, biomimetics, wireless sensor networks, localisation and navigation, fibre optic sensors, machine vision, visual navigation, terahertz imaging, ultrasonics, Eddy current sensing, weld inspection and tracking, haptic devices, gas and chemical sensors, 3D imaging, polymer sensors, MEMS sensors, biosensors, test and inspection, automotive sensors and sensor data fusion and signal processing. Audience and Readership: Academics and researchers, technical directors and management, design and development engineers, application and production engineers, government scientists, consultants, sensor users and manufacturers of sensors and instrumentation. Time of Publication: There are no set dates for publication, the issue is released once the Editor has received enough copy. Circulation: Emerald do not release this figure. Ad Rates: There is no advertising in this title. Other Information: Impact Factor 2015: 0.898. Author guidelines can be found here. Online submissions here. This publication is an academic journal and  does not accept submissions from PRs.

A stand-alone supplement to NASA Tech News. Covers sensors, transducers, detectors, and data acquisition equipment.

Covers technology with a specific focus on sensor technologies, applications, products, events, and markets. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: Sensorland.com is a website dedicated to information on sensors and data systems. They publish press releases, application stories, case studies and relevant technical information including text and images free of charge.  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at industry insiders. Distribution: The website is openly accessible.  Other information: When sending a press release to be published on the website, place the boy in the text of the email or attach a Word document. Don't send PDF files. Images are to be attached as GIF or JPEG files.

Editorial covers the use of geospatial technologies for sustainable land use and development. Discusses the geospatial tools needed to make efficient use of resources, manage earth systems and reduce human impact on the environment. Focuses on how geospatial tools can be combined with design planning. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Presents in-depth information on all aspects of research and development of solid-state devices for transducing physical signals. Regular topics include the following: fundamentals and physics, materials and their processing, optoelectronic sensors, mechanical sensors, optoelectronic sensors, thermal sensors, magnetic sensors, micromechanics, interface electronics and sensor systems applications. The audience consists of academic and industrial researchers in applied physics and instrument development.

Written for academic and industrial researchers in analytical chemistry and instrument development and presents information on the research and development of chemical sensors, actuators and microsystems.

This e-newsletter is provided for design, production and manufacturing engineers involved in the detection, control and measurement of specific physical properties and conditions. Focuses on the use of sensing devices to increase efficiency, economy and productivity in applications ranging from manufacturing systems to process control, from aircraft to consumer products. Emphasis is placed on new developments in sensor technology and on innovative applications of existing sensing methods.