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four girls sit around a table with pieces of a robot between them

May 24, 2019

Girls Sample STEM at Duke University

Hands-on workshops and chats with role models drew more than 140 future female scientists, engineers, technologists, and mathematicians to second annual Girls STEM Day

Miroslav Pajic kneeling with research group and small toy car

May 22, 2019

Pajic Wins 2019 IEEE Cyber-Physical Systems Early Career Award

Award recognizes a junior researcher who has demonstrated outstanding contributions to the field of cyber-physical systems with a focus on the significance and impact of their research

Rows of fan blades in a turbine compressor

May 20, 2019

Guiding Vibration Simulations for Turbines

The Duke-led GUIde Consortium develops faster, more accurate simulations of turbine blade vibrations to help the industry engineer safer jet turbines with lower maintenance costs

Tony Jun Huang holds out a tiny prototype device while flanked by two graduate students
Attendees at the 2019 Triangle Soft Matter Workshop
Christine Schindler and Dutch Waanders (both BME ‘15) at the PathSpot offices. Photos by Yinghi Kim
NASA image of Hurricane Florence

May 14, 2019

Hurricane Season 2019

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9

faculty in the National Academy of Engineering

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84%

of Pratt seniors had job offers at time of graduation

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6

major externally funded research centers

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33

patents issued to Pratt innovators in 2018

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Ranked #8

among top U.S. engineering schools by per-faculty research spending