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Startup built by three Duke Engineering undergraduates is acquired by industry-leading construction planning platform.

The center focuses on three technologies: wearable devices, high performance computing (HPC), and extended reality (such as virtual reality).

A-Andrew Jones is working with an interdisciplinary team across Duke to study how fungal and bacterial microbes spread in the wake of natural disasters.

Researchers have developed a platform called Text2Robot that leverages generative AI to design and deliver functional robots with just a few spoken words.

Lee Ferguson serves as a ‘watchdog’ for industrial pollutants.

More than three decades after Duke faculty helped develop modern wireless technology, the university remains at the forefront of its future.

The honor from the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering represents the top 2% of engineers in the field

Rudin was recognized for her outstanding research on interpretable machine learning and for significant contributions across a wide range of applications.

Rich Eva recently joined a panel for Duke’s Initiative on Pluralism, Free Inquiry, and Belonging to show how engineering lessons in pluralism can help anybody have constructive dialogue.

Duke start-up VQ Biomedical is developing and commercializing a minimally-invasive catheter-based oxygenator.

Researchers are developing technology to attract and absorb contaminants from different sources so the water can be used again.

Senior Communications Specialists Maddie Go and Andrew Tie discuss how they're helping to promote the Pratt School of Engineering within and outside of Duke.