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June 21, 2022
Tania Roy: Building High-Energy Space Electronics and Brain-Like AI Hardware
New faculty member Tania Roy brings a research portfolio that complements existing strengths within Duke’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
January 03, 2014
Supercomputers Join Search for 'Cheapium'
Duke Engineers Use Brute Force Computing to Find New Materials
December 12, 2013
Krishnendu Chakrabarty Named a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery
Chakrabarty is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Duke
November 20, 2013
Chakrabarty Receives Humboldt Research Award
Granted by the Humboldt Foundation to outstanding researchers whose fundamental discoveries have had significant impact
November 08, 2013
Congress Members Visit Duke to Experience the Future of Airport Security
Three members of the North Carolina delegation to Congress—Reps. Richard Hudson (R-NC), George Holding (R-NC), and David Price (D-NC)—visited Duke’s campus on November 6 to tour research labs and view demonstrations of airport security research projects happening at Duke.
November 07, 2013
Wireless Device Converts "Lost" Energy into Electric Power
Using inexpensive materials configured and tuned to capture microwave signals, Duke researchers have designed a power-harvesting device with efficiency similar to that of modern solar panels
October 31, 2013
Stiff-Roberts Garners Funding for “SENSOR Saturday Academy”
Program to give underrepresented minority youth in Durham a taste of engineering
September 23, 2013
Ph.D. Plus Gives Engineering Graduate Students Career Edge
Students learn essential business skills to prepare for industry jobs
September 18, 2013
Genomic Test Accurately Sorts Viral Versus Bacterial Infections
A blood test developed by Duke researchers showed more than 90-percent accuracy in distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections when tested in people with respiratory illnesses.
September 09, 2013
Cochlear Implant Pioneer Blake Wilson to Receive Lasker Award
Duke Engineering Alumnus and Adjunct Professor Honored with Respected Science Prize
July 10, 2013
Teaching machines to watch TV
Leslie Collins' signal processing group is working to turn moving pictures into data that could be analyzed statistically