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Tingjun Chen, who will study analog radio-over-fiber technology, stands in a telecommunications building.
Radio Waves Riding on Optical Fibers
7/8 Pratt School of Engineering

Radio Waves Riding on Optical Fibers

Wireless and optical communications expert receives NSF CAREER award to evaluate analog radio-over-fiber technology.

MXene research from the lab of Haozhe "Harry" Wang show the abilities of light materials to curl under light.
MXenes: Materials on the Move
7/7 Pratt School of Engineering

MXenes: Materials on the Move

Advances in MXene research from Haozhe “Harry” Wang show potential for these 2D, photoreactive materials.

Dr. Matthew Luedke, a neurologist at Duke, uses 2HELPS2B, an AI tool used in hospitals to quickly predict the likelihood of a person having a seizure.
A Tool That Helps Predict a Brain-Damaging Seizure
5/20 Pratt School of Engineering

A Tool That Helps Predict a Brain-Damaging Seizure

A team led by Cynthia Rudin created the tool with artificial intelligence. The simple scorecard, used in hospitals everywhere, saves lives.

Yiran Chen, Jerry Lynch, Victor Bahl, Jilei Hou, and Charlie Zhang
Big AI for Small Devices at the Inaugural Athena Summit
5/15 Pratt School of Engineering

Big AI for Small Devices at the Inaugural Athena Summit

The NSF- and DHS-funded institute attracted visitors from industry and government to showcase Duke’s leadership in artificial intelligence and edge computing.

Exterior View Of Wilkinson Building
Quantum Randomness Could Create a Spoof-Proof Internet
4/22 Scientific American

Quantum Randomness Could Create a Spoof-Proof Internet

Christopher Monroe, who was not involved in the study, said that whether the protocol will truly have practical value will depend on subsequent research.

Peering through holes going through a rectangular black box looking at lenses and green lasers
Tying Light from Lasers into Stable “Optical Knots”
4/17 Pratt School of Engineering

Tying Light from Lasers into Stable “Optical Knots”

Interference patterns between overlapping laser beams could transmit encoded information over thousands of feet through chaotic environments.

Tingjun Chen works looks at a device with two students on Duke's campus to measure wireless signals.
At the Edge of Wireless Innovation
4/2 Pratt School of Engineering

At the Edge of Wireless Innovation

More than three decades after Duke faculty helped develop modern wireless technology, the university remains at the forefront of its future.

a person holds three playing cards
Bringing the Quantum Realm to Middle School
2/20 Pratt School of Engineering

Bringing the Quantum Realm to Middle School

Emily Edwards of Duke ECE uses video games to educate students and the public about quantum information science

Two people work at the Duke Quantum Center
Creating a Quantum Computer Network
2/19 Pratt School of Engineering

Creating a Quantum Computer Network

A collaboration between a fiber optic expert and the Duke Quantum Center looks to scale up quantum computing power.