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First Robotics Competition: Valence Robotics

Duke Engineering students and faculty work with local high school students to compete in a national robotics competition
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Duke Engineering Continues Climbing US News and World Report Rankings

Duke Engineering now boasts two top 10 programs, with Environmental Engineering joining Biomedical Engineering, which leads all departments with its #2 ranking
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Weird Science

David Smith studies metamaterials and how they turn our understanding of physics inside out
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| Association for Computing Machinery

Washington, Daily Win 2023 ACM Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award
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Streamlining Military Personal and Equipment Readiness

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Trivedi wins 2024 Jean-Claude Laprie Award in Dependable Computing
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AI Helps Medical Professionals Read Confusing EEGs to Save Lives

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New AI Tool From Duke Researchers Reads EEGs, Could Improve Treatment of Seizures

An AI model developed by Cynthia Rudin that can quickly interpret the complicated signals generated by EEGs may help hospitals take better care of critically ill patients at risk for seizures

National Institute of Mental Health |

Digital Autism Screening Tool Could Enhance Early Identification

Guillermo Sapiro and colleagues demonstrated that a tablet-based app could accurately classify children with autism compared to neurotypical children

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5 Members

of the National Academy of Engineering —on the Duke ECE faculty

Ranked #8

in computer engineering faculty research productivity—Academic Analytics 2022

$31 million

in new research awards —fiscal 2023

#18

Graduate program in Electrical and Computer Engineering
—U.S. News