When Becky Simmons first got to Duke in the 1990s, she wouldn’t have guessed it then, but a future awaited her that included graduate school, a husband, two daughters, professorship and ties that would bind them all to Duke for decades.
Heileen Hsu-Kim is a leading figure in the study of how environmental contaminants move across the landscape and impact human health
Cynthia Rudin pens a tribute to the work and leadership of her former advisor and longtime pillar at Duke, Ingrid Daubechies
Joseph Izatt, the Michael J. Fitzpatrick Professor of Engineering and chair of Duke’s Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME), passed away on Sunday, April 7
The federally endowed award supports students pursuing careers in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering
Research aims to allow the computationally heavy fine tuning of large language models on users’ own mobile devices
Learn how Lee Ferguson and other researchers across North Carolina are using a technology called mass spectrometry to protect our drinking water
The BME-led "Ignite" program promotes creativity and community problem-solving in middle- and high-school students and empower them as future innovators
New outreach program fosters mentorship, encourages authentic communication and creates a safe space to engage in hands-on engineering activities
Cynthia Rudin, a part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee focused on FRT, discusses the critical issue of surveillance by government and private actors.
The two have been recognized by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics for their work on aeroelastic computation.
New grant supports development of new materials that have high strength combined with low thermal conductivity at temperatures reaching above 1,800 degrees.
New synthetic DNA-nanoparticle complexes provide fundamental insights into autoimmune diseases
