Quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI) might seem as distant from each other as New York and Los Angeles. But according to Duke Quantum Center (DQC) director Chris Monroe, the two subjects are practically next-door neighbors.
The Athena research center is partnering with Georgia State University to focus on human-robot interaction, 3D virtual environment reconstruction, edge computing and trustworthy AI
A 10-minute app can accurately screen for autism in children by automatically detecting a wide range of behavioral characteristics
Infinia ML will operate as Aspirion’s research and development engine to further its AI capabilities to drive improved financial performance for healthcare providers across the nation.
Duke Engineering’s Athena program was among 25 institutes demonstrating their work through hands-on exhibits for NSF and congressional staff
Why isn’t solar energy more widely used? After all, photovoltaic cells generate electricity out of sunlight, a free and essentially infinite resource.
The EECS Rising Stars program elevates PhD students and positions them for successful academic careers
New round of funding from the National Science Foundation will hasten of development of more sustainable and efficient technologies
A trio of Duke Engineers are leading a decades-long project to provide safer water and better lives – especially for women in poor countries
A quantum computer slowed simulated molecular quantum effects by a billion times, allowing researchers to directly measure them for the first time
AI applications demand enormous amounts of energy and water. A new collaboration aims to make circuitry more compact and sustainable
Big Data’s value lies in its secondary value, and Duke ECE’s Jian Pei aims to encourage model sharing among organizations
