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May 20, 2022
Jian Pei: Developing Fair and Transparent Applications for Advances in Data Science
New faculty member Jian Pei connects data science research to real-world applications with an eye on efficiency, fairness and transparency
May 20, 2022
NAE Grand Challenges Scholar Program Recognized with Gordon Prize
The National Academy of Engineering recognized the program's innovative approach to engineering education
May 18, 2022
Duke ECE Postdoc Wins Beckman Fellowship
Rachel Bangle will study the potential for nanoplasmonic metamaterials to enable solar energy storage
May 17, 2022
Teaching Physics to AI Makes the Student a Master
Incorporating known physics into neural network algorithms allows them to discover new insights into material properties
May 11, 2022
Duke's Inaugural Class of A. James Clark Scholars Graduate With Rave Reviews
The intensive undergraduate scholarship program launched at Duke in 2018 focuses on leadership, service, and business and entrepreneurship
May 08, 2022
Duke Engineering Celebrates the Class of 2022
Dean Jerome P. Lynch challenged the newest Duke Engineers to make the world more resilient and more just
May 07, 2022 | Working@Duke
Now as Duke Faculty, First-Generation College Students Share Their Journeys
Duke professors can help guide students who come from similar backgrounds
May 05, 2022
The Student Experience: Research Intensives
Gifted with curiosity and an independent nature? The Pratt Research Fellows program might be right up your alley
May 02, 2022
Senior Capstone Design: Sensors Versus Squirrels
Duke Engineering students in one senior design course created sensor systems that drove away pests and protected plants from harsh conditions
April 28, 2022 | Duke Today
Robert Calderbank Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
The noted information scientist and three Duke colleagues were elected to the academy, founded in 1780 to honor excellence and leadership
April 21, 2022 | Duke Today
Blue Devil of the Week: Unlocking the Capabilities of Communication Systems
Professor Henry Pfister helps prove the limits of codes crucial to optimizing essential technologies