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Wills Wins National Science Foundation CAREER Award
2/9/21 Pratt School of Engineering

Wills Wins National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Prestigious five-year award will help develop fundamental building blocks enabling more developers to take advantage of hardware-accelerated systems

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An Unintentional Work of Art
2/4/21 Pratt School of Engineering

An Unintentional Work of Art

When Duke Engineers went to 3D print an artificial hawk’s nest to hide drone surveillance equipment, the results were more colorful than expected

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Listening to Lightning in the Duke Forest
1/26/21 Pratt School of Engineering

Listening to Lightning in the Duke Forest

ECE professor Steve Cummer's field of antennas relays information about when and where lightning strikes

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At Duke, the Future of Pathology Lies in AI
1/14/21 Pratt School of Engineering

At Duke, the Future of Pathology Lies in AI

Duke Engineering and the Duke School of Medicine have joined forces to create a new Division of Artificial Intelligence and Computational Pathology

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Yiran Chen Elevated to ACM Fellow
1/13/21 Pratt School of Engineering

Yiran Chen Elevated to ACM Fellow

Chen was cited for his contributions to nonvolatile memory technologies

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Cybersecurity for Autonomous Systems
1/6/21 Pratt School of Engineering

Cybersecurity for Autonomous Systems

Miroslav Pajic works on 'assured autonomy' for systems with high-level autonomy and low human control and oversight

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Hayes Heads to the Pentagon
12/28/20 Pratt School of Engineering

Hayes Heads to the Pentagon

MEMS PhD student wins coveted new internship advising staff of the Joint Chiefs on science and technology

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From Chopsticks and Cardboard to Functioning Prototype
12/14/20 Pratt School of Engineering

From Chopsticks and Cardboard to Functioning Prototype

Resourceful undergraduates dove into a Bass Connections project aiming to improve GI health, designing an automated test strip dispenser for their team