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July 02, 2020
Duke Launches Master’s Program in Cybersecurity
The 30-credit degree, available on-campus or online, trains students in the technical, ethical and business dimensions of cybersecurity
June 12, 2020
Duke's Labs Are Back in Business, but in a New Way
The herculean efforts to re-start Duke’s campus and medical school research laboratories are nearly complete
June 11, 2020
Sound Waves Transport Droplets for Rewritable Lab-on-a-Chip Devices
Vibrating transducers create tunnels in a thin layer of oil to transport droplets across a chip without leaving a trace behind
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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
Science News | June 22, 2020
To Live up to the Hype, Quantum Computers Must Repair Their Error Problems
Featuring Ken Brown
Duke ECE Magazine
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AI In Health | Featured Content
AI in Health
Machine learning algorithms in ECE were initially deployed in search of landmines. Over the past two decades, they’ve evolved to generate stunning insights into human health
Ethical Algorithms
How do we balance the potentially transformative benefits of new technology against the risks?
Safe Travels
Duke ECE is driving a new $5.83 million airport security project
Startup Stories
Eighteen spinoffs—and counting!—have grown from Duke ECE’s pioneering research in quantum computing, metamaterials, advanced sensing, robotics, and more
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