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1 event,Athena Seminar Series: Edge AI acceleration: From efficient models to efficient circuitsIn the landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI), two complementary paradigms have emerged: cloud AI, which relies on centralized computing infrastructure, and edge AI, which performs intelligence directly on distributed devices at the network edge. Driven by the rapid growth of wearables, drones, and other Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, edge AI is increasingly pervasive and transforming the […] |
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3 events,New undergraduate transfer student orientation begins |
3 events,DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof. Jürgen RüheAbstract: All interactions of materials with their respective environments are controlled by the topography and chemical composition of their surfaces. Examples are the adhesion between two objects, wetting of surfaces by contacting liquids and the adsorption of molecules from the surrounding medium. Accordingly, it is important to develop chemical tools, which allow the attachment of […] |
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1 event,Fall semester classes begin (8:30 AM); Drop/Add continuesFall semester classes begin (8:30 AM); Drop/Add continues |
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2 events,DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Quinn BesfordAbstract: Spatially resolving stimuli can allow us to better understand physicochemical processes in complex environments . Towards this goal, we develop ways of integrating Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) chemistry into stimuli-responsive polymer architectures, such that FRET output (i.e., spectral shift in fluorescence) reflects polymer chain conformation . Using FRET, we can spatially resolve conformation […] Rhodes iiD PopUp Institute: Justice in AIKickoff Lunch Please RSVP here: https://duke.kualibuild.com/app/6a6a085327a10f029e5f0530/start The goal of the Justice in AI PopUp Institute is to bring together disparate groups on campus whose work is relevant to justice in AI and learn from each other as well was from outside visitors. It is organized by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Duke Philosophy) and Brandon L. Garrett (Duke […] |
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1 event,DMI/MEMS Signature Lecture Presented by Prof. Chiara DaraioAbstract: Architected materials typically derive their mechanical properties from continuous, rigidly connected networks of struts, plates, or shells. In this talk, I will introduce an alternative design paradigm based on discrete, topologically interlocked building blocks: polycatenated architected materials (PAMs). Inspired by chain mail, PAMs consist of rings, polygons, or polyhedral cages concatenated into three-dimensional networks […] |
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