Duke Engineering Continues Climbing US News and World Report Rankings
Duke Engineering now boasts two top 10 programs, with Environmental Engineering joining Biomedical Engineering, which leads all departments with its #2 ranking
The Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University is dedicated to educating the engineering leaders needed to tackle the world’s toughest problems while making a positive impact on those around us. Detailed within this report are a strong lineup of national research centers and productive faculty that are helping to define the evolution of some of tomorrow’s critical and impactful technologies.
ACM Prize in Computing
ACM Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award
Fellow of the AAAS
PFAS network NC leader
Jefferson Fellowship
NSF Program Manager
NASEM Advisory Committee on Developing Competencies for the Future of Data and Computing: The Role of K-12
NAE Peer Committee of Aerospace Engineering
NAE Search Committee for Aerospace Engineering
Vinik Dean of EngineeringAs we move deeper into the 21st century, this moment demands all engineers to think holistically about the very complex societal problems that lie ahead. Pratt’s pioneering educational programs are designed to uniquely train engineers to push the envelope and boldly deploy revolutionary solutions that better the human condition.
Duke Engineering now boasts two top 10 programs, with Environmental Engineering joining Biomedical Engineering, which leads all departments with its #2 ranking
A new CEE class explores how a ChatGPT plugin removes entry barriers to the Wolfram family of data analysis tools for students in any discipline
Civil engineering is coming back into vogue in untraditional ways for students looking to solve global challenges
Founded by undergraduates, a company producing custom-printed protective devices for professional athletes.
Providing bespoke 3D-printed orthopedic implants to doctors and patients for better surgical outcomes.
The first pure-play quantum computing company publicly traded on the U.S. stock market.
Using “pressure cooker on steroids” technology to build modular wastewater treatment plants that can destroy PFAS.
Demonstration reveals potential vulnerability of our increasingly automated cars
The word “quantum” is quickly creeping into the lexicon of American culture. But what does it actually mean? And what does Chris Nolan get right that Marvel gets wrong? Members of the Duke Quantum Center have answers.
Statistical model adjusts temperature data and finds urban areas with few weather stations are even hotter than reported
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