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The Next Five Years in Quantum Computing
An interdisciplinary approach could accelerate progress toward practical quantum systems
Natalia Litchinitser Named SPIE Fellow
The elevation to fellow recognizes the Duke ECE faculty member's pioneering contributions to linear and nonlinear structured light-matter interactions and active photonics
Chen, Kim Elected Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
Duke’s newest NAI fellows revolutionized how computers store and process information
NC Quantum Computing Bullish on a Coveted Breakthrough
ECE Professor Jungsang Kim is confident that quantum computers will reach "quantum superiority" over conventional computers within his lifetime
Duke Spinoff Tyrata Acquired by Bridgestone
A tire tech startup hatched at Duke Engineering has fully fledged the nest to become part of one of the world’s largest tire manufacturers
Protecting Military Personnel from Potential Augmented Reality Pitfalls
Maria Gorlatova has won a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Young Faculty Award to protect people from a blind spot of augmented reality research
Algorithm Aids in Early Detection of Age-Related Eye Disease
A computer program determines with 94% accuracy whether a person's age-related macular degeneration (AMD) will worsen within a year
Brain-Inspired Chip Design Stands the Test of Time
Ten years ago, three destined-to-be Duke engineers rethought the way data could be stored and computed
Biden’s Executive Order on AI Is a Good Start, Experts Say, but Not Enough
ECE/CS Professor Cynthia Rudin comments on President Biden's new AI Executive Order, calling it "really, really big"
The Quest to Quantify Quantumness
ECE Professor Crystal Noel adds her thoughts to the search for a number that can be assigned to an arrangement of qubits produced by some quantum calculation
Could Quantum Give Us the Generative AI We’re Looking For?
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.