Air Force Pilot Studies Flying Moths to Inspire Next Generation Technology
ECE graduate student Matthew LaRosa is using machine learning and generative AI to understand strategies for making rapid decisions in complex environments.
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Machine Learning Master’s Program Adapts to Meet Industry Needs
A new curriculum in the master’s program in Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Machine Learning and Big Data study track will debut in Fall 2025, aligning student training with current industry needs.
QuikCal: From First-Year Design Idea to Reality
A student team rekindled a class project with the help of ChatGPT and debuted their construction site delivery scheduling system over the summer.
Industry Insights into Developing AI-Powered Health Care Solutions
The Duke Summit on AI for Health Innovation brought health care, engineering and industry leaders together to push forward emerging opportunities powered by AI
Duke Experts Discuss the Potential of AI to Help Prevent, Detect and Treat Disease
Scientific presentations were just one portion of the Duke Summit on AI for Health Innovation
Faculty on Social Media: Friend or Foe?
Examining the advantages and drawbacks of pursuing social media accounts as a researcher.
The Increasingly Inescapable Need to Integrate Ethics
Engineers are facing more ethical dilemmas in their professional lives than ever before. Students need to be taught how to handle them
AI is on a Runaway Cybersecurity Train: All Aboard, or Pull the Brakes?
With great potential comes great cybersecurity risks, from uncontrollable drones to deep faked illegal images
The Hard-Earned Lessons of Academic Entrepreneurs
Faculty entrepreneurs from Duke Engineering share their experiences of what it takes to spin a startup out of a university.
Duke Engineers Awarded 24 Major Externally Funded Graduate Fellowships
Highly competitive national awards will help new and returning BME graduate students and post-docs conduct exciting research
NASA’s U-2 Spy Plane Found Gamma Rays in 90% of Lightning Storms
Professor Steve Cummer says, "There is way more going on in thunderstorms than we ever imagined. As it turns out, essentially all big thunderstorms generate gamma rays all day long in many different forms.”
Most Tropical Lightning Storms Are Radioactive
New observations from a retrofitted U2 spy plane reveal a surprising amount and variety of gamma radiation is produced in large tropical thunderstorms