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April 22, 2019
Gall Named Associate Dean for Entrepreneurship
Ken Gall has been named Duke Engineering's first associate dean for entrepreneurship to help faculty, staff and students positively impact the world through their work
April 19, 2019
New Engineering Building Will Lead in Sustainability, Low Energy Use
From roof to basement, the project sets a high level of achievement in sustainable design.
April 12, 2019
Artificial Intelligence Singles Out Neurons Faster Than a Human Can
Deep-learning algorithm maps active neurons as accurately as humans in a fraction of the time
April 03, 2019
'Three Peas in the Pod' Demo Engineering Design Skills
March 25, 2019
Pajic Receives ACM SIGBED Early Career Researcher Award
March 21, 2019
How to Judge an AI Art Competition
Events
View more upcoming eventsDuke Engineering First-Year Design Spring Poster Showcase
12:00 pm | Duke Engineering Design Pod
Presenter: Duke Engineering First-Year Students
Media Coverage
See more media coverageGenetic Engineering and Biotechnology News | April 16, 2019
AI Technique Opens Door for Accelerated Progress in Neuroscience Research
Featuring Yiyang Gong, Sina Farsiu
NPR | April 1, 2019
How Can Doctors Be Sure A Self-Taught Computer Is Making The Right Diagnosis?
Featuring Cynthia Rudin
Fast Company | March 22, 2019
NYPD Unveils Controversial Algorithm to Track Crime Patterns
Featuring Cynthia Rudin
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
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