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March 14, 2019
EGR 190: Introduction to Data & Decision Sciences at Duke
EGR 190 is a pillar of Duke Engineering's signature undergraduate experience—introducing students to foundational data problems.
March 11, 2019
Founder's Workshop Creates Entrepreneurial Confidence
A special-topic course guides student teams through the development of startup plans.
March 11, 2019
Duke ECE Welcomes First Entrepreneur-in-Residence
Vamsee Pamula PhD’01 has a new company--and a new gig as Duke ECE’s first Entrepreneur-in-Residence
March 07, 2019
“Meta-Mirror” Reflects Sound Waves in Any Direction
February 20, 2019
Center for Alternative Sustainable and Intelligent Computing Kicks Off
February 15, 2019
Researchers Discover Anti-Laser Masquerading as Perfect Absorber
Events
View more upcoming eventsDeep Learning for the Internet of Things
12:00 pm | 216 Hudson Hall
Presenter: Shuochao Yao, Ph.D Student
MLBytes Workshop: Classical Music Composition Using State Space Models
4:30 pm | Gross Hall, Ahmadieh Family Grand Hall, Room 330
Presenter: Anna Yanchenko
Media Coverage
See more media coverageNational Geographic | March 14, 2019
Whales Are Dying Along East Coast—and Scientists Are Racing to Understand Why
Featuring Doug Nowacek
Duke ECE: Reimagine the Future
View 2018-2019 IssueFeatured Content
Calling All Optimists
Novel approaches to society’s toughest challenges: Health, Security, Intelligent Systems, and Engineering Physics
Expanding Our Reach
Bigger and bolder than ever, Duke ECE is growing into the community and the world
The Shift to Cognition
Tomorrow’s computers, today
Duke ECE Newsletter
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