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Robert Calderbank continues to rewrite the wireless communications playbook decades after developing the space-time coding essential to today's wireless standards

Duke Engineering students and faculty work with local high school students to compete in a national robotics competition

An AI model developed by Cynthia Rudin that can quickly interpret the complicated signals generated by EEGs may help hospitals take better care of critically ill patients at risk for seizures

Duke Engineering now boasts two top 10 programs, with Environmental Engineering joining Biomedical Engineering, which leads all departments with its #2 ranking

Guillermo Sapiro and colleagues demonstrated that a tablet-based app could accurately classify children with autism compared to neurotypical children

David Smith studies metamaterials and how they turn our understanding of physics inside out

Award recognizes those advancing new teaching methodologies, effecting new curriculum development or expansion in computer science and engineering

A Duke Engineering class launched a software startup called EZTrain that is poised to become a regular feature across several military branches

Cynthia Rudin created an assisted machine learning model that significantly enhances the ability of medical personnel to read the electroencephalography (EEG) charts of patients in intensive care

Award recognizes advances to detect and estimate software aging in the UNIX operating system

Interpretable model almost doubles medical professionals’ accuracy while showing its work, assisting their decision making rather than telling them what to do

Chris Monroe comments on work to create quantum entanglement between two nodes in a network