Algorithms That Show Their Work
Cynthia Rudin writes machine learning algorithms that are interpretable, which increases their accuracy and usefulness
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Sondland/Durant Center for Entrepreneurship Provides Space for Duke Students to Found, Develop New Ventures
Located in the new Wilkinson Building, the center will be the home of Duke Engineering Entrepreneurship (EngEn)
‘Shadow Waveguide’ Casts Complex Acoustic Patterns to Control Particles
New approach to 'acoustic tweezers' could help push past limitations for cell and tissue engineering applications
Diversifying the Edge Computing Ecosystem
New Duke-led, NSF-funded “Athena” center for AI seeks to advance next-generation mobile networks and make fast, secure edge computing accessible to more users
Class of 2025 A. James Clark Scholars Welcomed to Duke Engineering
Outstanding students from eight states, D.C., and Ghana selected to join scholarship program focused on leadership, business, service, and entrepreneurship
Duke Students Step Up to Help Non-Profits with Coding Needs
New student-led “Tech for Equity” program matches qualified students with summer internships for community-minded organizations
Artist Brendan Monroe Explains ‘Forming Clouds’
Watch: A new mural takes shape in the Wilkinson Building's Computing & Intelligent Systems research neighborhood
Duke Professors to Lead Nationwide Effort to Diversify Participation in Computing
New $10 million grant looks to increase computing entry, retention and degree completion rates of students from historically underrepresented groups
Tyrata Automated Tire Monitoring Safely Extends Bus Tire Life by 12%
GoDurham bus system saves $1,000 annually per vehicle with Tyrata’s IntelliTread tire monitoring system
NSF Launches Artificial Intelligence Center at Duke
The new $20 Million, 5-Year effort led by Yiran Chen aims to improve mobile systems and networks with AI
NSF Launches AI Research Center at Duke
$20 Million, 5-Year effort to improve mobile systems and networks with AI
Duke ECE Alumni Q&A: Samantha Archer
Samantha Archer, Class of 2020, studied ECE and Math at Duke and is now a hardware engineer with NVIDIA.