dolphins Recordings of various dolphin species' calls Rob Beschizza

infosec How to spy on someone using a lightbulb as a remote microphone Thom Dunn

Science A "Google Street View" for the natural sounds of remote Australia David Pescovitz

volumetric displays This 3D display uses a single bead controlled by acoustic levitation Mark Frauenfelder

cuba "Sonic attacks" on US embassy in Cuba may actually have been insecticide poisoning David Pescovitz

security Compromised speakers can be forced to play tones so loud that the speakers start to melt Cory Doctorow

Science Acoustic meta-material: a shape that reflects sound but passes light and air Cory Doctorow

Technology Your locked phone could verify it's you by listening to your lips move David Pescovitz

Technology Noise-cancelling pillow for bedmates of people who snore David Pescovitz

Science Lasers can beam audible messages directly to people's ears David Pescovitz

Technology Trump OKs seismic tests in Atlantic that can harm thousands of dolphins & whales Xeni Jardin

military Hiding secret messages in whale song David Pescovitz

Science Dolphins forced to simplify calls due to human noise pollution in the oceans David Pescovitz

music Listen to The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," a stunning unreleased version David Pescovitz

computer science Hackers can listen to smartphone and computer displays to know what content you're consuming Seamus Bellamy

security Modechai Guri: the guy who gets data out of airgapped computers Cory Doctorow

security Playing low frequency noise to disrupt hard-drives: denial of service for CCTVs, data-centers, and other computing environments Cory Doctorow

Science The sound of good champagne David Pescovitz

mystery attacks Victims of mysterious attack at US embassy in Cuba now have "brain abnormalities" Mark Frauenfelder

scholarship Conservation biologist warns that "cyber-poachers" could use tracking tags to hunt endangered animals Cory Doctorow