Research News
September 20, 2018
The Sound of a Broken Heart
Using audio data from digital stethoscopes, Duke engineers and physicians are training computers to spot cardiac complications
September 12, 2018
Rabih Younes: Integrating Machine Learning with Motion-Capturing Wearable Devices
New professor of the practice Rabih Younes blends the fields of wearable computing and machine learning
September 04, 2018
Duke-Northrop Grumman Partnership Seeks to Unflatten Metamaterial Antennas
Department of Defense grant aims to produce aerodynamic metamaterial antennas for military aircraft
August 21, 2018
Duke Engineers Join National Center on Emerging Energy Materials
Three Duke faculty members will work to develop new hybrid organic-inorganic semiconductors for novel energy applications
August 07, 2018
Duke to Lead $15 Million Program to Create First Practical Quantum Computer
Seven-university, five-year interdisciplinary collaboration is funded by the National Science Foundation’s largest quantum computing effort to date
August 06, 2018
Ricocheting Radio Waves Monitor the Tiniest Movements in a Room
Radio waves reveal person’s presence in a room, even beyond the sensor’s line of sight
July 31, 2018
Catch a Wave and You’re Peering inside of the World
Qing Huo Liu uses advanced modeling techniques to design electromagnetic performances and locate reserves of oil and gas
July 10, 2018
ECE Faculty Awarded for Impact on Industry
Recognitions underline the transformation of Duke ECE into a powerhouse in advanced electronic design
May 03, 2018
Custom Silicon Microparticles Dynamically Reconfigure On Demand
First demonstration of self-assembling and self-disassembling silicon microparticles could form the basis for designing artificial muscles and reconfigurable computer systems
May 01, 2018
Dielectric Metamaterial is Dynamically Tuned by Light
Metal-free metamaterial can be swiftly tuned to create changing electromagnetic effects