Welcome to the Neighborhood

October 8, 2021

The fourth floor of Duke Engineering's new Wilkinson Building houses the Advanced Computing and Intelligent Systems research neighborhood. Learn more about the engineers who now call this space home

The new 150,000-square-foot Wilkinson Building sits at the intersection of the Schools of Engineering, Medicine and Arts & Sciences. The Wilkinson Building's research "neighborhoods" bring together faculty with diverse specialties and areas of expertise, facilitating collaboration and cooperation.

The fourth floor is home to the Advanced Computing and Intelligent Systems neighborhood, where faculty with electrical and computer engineering, computer science, and mechanical engineering affiliations come together to develop solutions to challenges in AI and machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity and beyond. 

Faculty Labs

Hover or tap on faculty photos to read about research in each lab.

floor plan for Wilkinson Building computing neighborhood
Tingjun Chen
John Board
Neil Gong
Daniel Sorin
Kishor Trivedi
Krish Chakrabarty
Yiran Chen
Jeffrey Krolik
Hai Li
Vahid Tarokh
Miroslav Pajic
Michael Zavlanos
Maria Gorlatova

Gallery

Images
chairs with large skylight window and view of Duke West Campus
The skylight on the top floor of the Wilkinson Building
View of Duke Chapel from Derrick Family Terrace
students in the graduate lounge
wide view of hallway with pod conference room and stairway
The interior of the pod conference room
Forming Clouds mural by Brendan Monroe
Internationally recognized muralist Brendan Monroe drew inspiration from the history of information exchange when creating "Forming Clouds" for the Advanced Computing and Intelligent Systems research neighborhood