Simulated Human Eye Movement Aims to Train Metaverse Platforms
Virtual platform replicates how human eyes track stimuli from conversations to art galleries
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Ionq’s New Ions Have Lower Error, Great Performance on a New Benchmark
ECE Professor Jungsang Kim talks about a new way to compare the performance of quantum computers operating with different underlying technologies.
Bridgestone Invests in Duke Faculty-Founded Tyrata
Tyrata licensed tire sensor technology developed by Duke ECE's Aaron Franklin
The Toll of White Privilege
ECE Adrienne Stiff-Roberts adds personal insights into an exploration of the struggles Black physicists face in bringing more Black students into the field, and why diversity advocates agree that lasting change won’t happen until the existing dominant white male culture becomes fully engaged in finding solutions.
Blake Wilson: Behind a Hearing Breakthrough
Blake Wilson’s cochlear implant research has helped more than a million people improve their hearing.
Quantum Computing and Its Growing Presence at Duke: Get to Know Crystal Noel
New faculty member Crystal Noel answers several questions regarding her experiences in quantum computing
Duke’s Guillermo Sapiro Elected a Member of the National Academy of Engineering
The professor of electrical and computer engineering was recognized for three decades of transformative contributions to the theory and practice of imaging
NC Governor Honors Two Duke Faculty as Black Leaders in STEM
Shaundra Daily and Nicki Washington were among the people recognized Tuesday by NC Gov. Roy Cooper as Black leaders in STEM in the state
Duke University and IonQ Develop New Quantum Computing Gate, Only Possible on IonQ and Duke Systems
Researchers discover a new method to perform the N-qubit Toffoli gate, a more efficient quantum operation helpful in scaling quantum algorithms
Can Quantum Battery Research Extend Electric Vehicle Range? IonQ And Hyundai Intend To Find Out
IonQ quantum computing, co-founded by Duke ECE Professors Jungsang Kim and Chris Monroe, and Hyundai Motor Company recently announced a partnership focused on using quantum computing to study lithium compounds and battery chemistry.
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Growing Role of Computation in Science
Chris Monroe and Michael Reiter join colleagues in showing the many ways data is quickly transforming our world
Duke Engineering’s Faculty and Staff Receive Grants for Projects to Foster Equitable Communities
One project will create a book club between engineering faculty and undergraduate students and another will start a series of faculty-staff workshops in Duke MEMS.