Attention Undergraduates! Your perfect graduate school program may be *very* close by. Drop in at the Fitzpatrick Atrium for pizza, swag, and info about the growing variety of master's degree programs at Duke Engineering. Stop by and see us on October 2nd from 11-1:30 pm. No RSVP needed.
Abstract As mixed reality systems become popular, new threats to their security and privacy arise, and it is important to understand these emerging threat models and their possible defenses. In this talk, I will discuss recent and ongoing work on mixed reality security and streaming, focusing on three aspects. First, I will discuss system-level attacks […]
All members of the Pratt School of Engineering's faculty are invited to the Fall Meeting. Presenters will include Dean Jerry Lynch. Hosted by the Engineering Faculty Council. 11:30 am to 2:00 pm, Tuesday, October 8, in the Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly Room in Rubenstein Library. Find more at https://inside.pratt.duke.edu/EFC
Duke AI Health and the Pratt School of Engineering are partnering to host the Duke Summit on AI for Health Innovation with the goal of fostering a community of practice around health-oriented AI development, that bridges the medical and engineering fields. This event will leverage the strengths of Duke in AI product development and the […]
We invite Pratt faculty & staff to join us for a Character Forward Workshop where we will learn about character education, reflect on the history of engineering ethics education, identify character traits we want to cultivate, and consider strategies for cultivating those traits inside and outside the engineering classroom.
Abstract Recent advances in heterogeneous integration and advanced packaging technology have enabled the combination of multiple functionalities into a single system. Among various, remote epitaxy techniques, which we have pioneered since 2017, has shown great potential for producing single-crystalline compound materials, such as III-V, III-N, and complex oxides on 2D materials. The slippery surface of […]
Designer Nucleic Acid Architectures for Programmable Molecular Systems. My lab uses nature's design rules as inspiration to advance biomedical, energy-related, and other technological innovations through the use of self-assembling molecules and materials. We aim to create intelligent materials with better component controls at the atomic and molecular levels. Speciically, we are interested in designing bio-inspired […]
The Cybersecurity at Duke Conference is an annual event that brings together key players and thought leaders in cybersecurity, information technology, technology policy, and legal and regulatory experts interested in advancing cybersecurity practice and innovation.
ARDS, pneumonia, and sepsis are common critical illnesses with high mortality. The conditions are overlapping, and diagnosis, prognosis and prediction are all challenging. Decades of research has been done to try and unravel the heterogeneity and find treatments to improve outcomes for these patients, yet to little effect. Progress is hampered in part by the […]
As the energy demands of computing escalate, especially with the growing prevalence of AI, there is a critical need to enhance both the efficiency and sustainability of computing systems. This talk will first present strategies for designing energy- and temperature-aware systems using advanced design and packaging techniques, including 3D integration, on-chip photonics, and optically controlled […]
While there have been huge advances in Machine Learning in recent years, many of the successes have relied on immense amounts of training data. Especially for sequential-decision-making tasks (the realm of reinforcement learning), obtaining such data from online experience can take a very long time. On the other hand, learning can often be dramatically accelerated […]
