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January 09, 2020
Machine Learning Shapes Microwaves for a Computer’s Eyes
Hardware and software tweak microwave patterns to discover the most efficient way to identify objects
December 23, 2019
Detecting Backdoor Attacks on Artificial Neural Networks
Duke team learns to identify the hidden triggers hackers plant to poison data
December 17, 2019
World Records, Drone Surveillance Systems and Falling Upwards
After spending nearly five years as Duke’s first DARPA program manager, Jeffrey Krolik talks about the position, the projects he managed and what he took away from the experience
December 04, 2019
Simple Machine Learning Scorecard for Seizures is Saving Lives
December 04, 2019
Farsiu, Krolik Elected Fellows of the IEEE
December 04, 2019
Exploring Purpose, Character and Ethics in Engineering
Events
View more upcoming eventsData Dialogue: The persistence potential of mobile genetic elements
11:45 am to 1:00 pm Gross Hall 103
Presenter: Teng Wang (Duke BME)
Media Coverage
See more media coverageArs Technica | December 27, 2019
How AI Helps Unlock the Secrets of Old Master and Modernist Paintings
Featuring Ingrid Daubechies
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine | December 10, 2019
Lethal Autonomous Weapons: meaningful Human Control or Meaningful Human Certification?
Featuring Missy Cummings
The Verge | November 21, 2019
The World’s First Robot Car Death Was the Result of Human Error — and It Can Happen Again
Featuring Missy Cummings
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
Duke ECE Newsletter
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