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September 21, 2020
Filling an AI and Materials Science Training Gap
Duke University awarded $3 million to develop a graduate training program at the nexus of artificial intelligence and materials science
September 17, 2020
Duke-Led Team to Develop Privacy-Minded AI Health Learning Platform
A new $1 million NSF Convergence Accelerator award will support privacy-preserving machine learning models for health care
September 02, 2020
Duke Joins Peers on New National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee
Committee tasked with counseling the White House on ways to ensure continued American leadership in quantum information science
September 02, 2020
Michael Reiter: Cybersecurity Is a Moving Target
September 01, 2020
Duke Joins $115 Million Quantum Systems Accelerator
August 31, 2020
Duke Researchers Join National Effort to Demystify Deep Learning
August 31, 2020
Class of 2024 A. James Clark Scholars Arrive at Duke
Events
View more upcoming eventsMEMS Seminar: Professor Jeffrey M. Rickman, Lehigh University
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm https://dukeuniversity.webex.com/meet/cct29
Presenter: Professor Jeffrey M. Rickman
Nanoscience Global Lecture presented by Nano Letters
10:00 am to 11:00 am Webcast
Presenter: Nano Letters founding editor Paul Alivisatos, Nobel Prize winner Steven Chu and Laura Na Liu, winner of the 2019 Nano Letters Young Investigator Award
Media Coverage
See more media coverageAtlas Obscura | August 27, 2020
The Electrifying Science of Jellyfish Sprites, Explained
Featuring Steve Cummer
IEEE Spectrum | June 29, 2020
Making Blurry Faces Photorealistic Goes Only So Far
Featuring Cynthia Rudin
IEEE Spectrum | June 26, 2020
Future Baggage Scanners Will Tell Us What Things Are Made Of
Featuring Joel Greenberg, Michael Gehm
Duke ECE Magazine
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AI In Health | Featured Content
AI in Health
In the late 1990s, Larry Carin and Leslie Collins—both just beginning their tenures in Duke’s Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering—began teaching computers how to spot buried landmines.
Ethical Algorithms
Nearly forty thousand people lost their lives in car crashes last year in the U.S. alone. We can only presume that many of those fatalities were owed to our uniquely human frailties: distracted driving, driving under the influence, or plain inexperience.
Safe Travels
Tactical sporks. Million-volt tasers disguised as lipsticks. Suitcases packed with fireworks.
Startup Stories
A Super Position
Duke ECE Newsletter
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