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Commercial LLMs challenged with tests of originality and creativity generate results that are more similar to one another than people’s responses.
From first-year undergraduates to final-year doctoral candidates, Duke Engineering grows sparks of curiosity into blazing fires that light up the world. No matter your dream goals, we have the programs to make them realities.
A master’s degree from Duke Engineering extends far beyond technical know-how. Launch into a high-impact professional life through our intentional mix of rigorous academics, business and leadership skill-building, and real-world experiential learning.
Join students on their journeys learning to work with uncertainty, evaluate risk, meet user needs and anticipate unintended consequences to become holistic leaders in this critical field.
Find out how Duke’s traditional strengths in computer engineering, medicine and ethics are combining to train experts who can lead the automation revolution with skill, insight and character.
AI is revolutionizing every corner of science and technology, and materials science is no exception. Discover why Duke has the perfect storm of expertise to discover the building blocks of tomorrow’s world.
Whether you’re drawn to hands-on design, community-driven research, or bold entrepreneurial thinking, Duke Engineering gives undergraduates the space to explore and the support to build a better world.
You want to change the world for the better. We’re right there with you. Vast super-fast computing, amazing comic-book-like materials, sustainable cities resilient to climate change — our doctoral students are full partners on those quests.
Commercial LLMs challenged with tests of originality and creativity generate results that are more similar to one another than people’s responses.
This Earth Month, register to see what students across Duke are accomplishing through internships, course-based projects, and other campus initiatives. Featuring a networking reception with light refreshments, brief remarks from […]
Apr 21 6:00 pm Energy Hub Lobby, Gross Hall 100
Apr 21
Dr. Winkler’s presentation will offer an engaging overview of how her research brings together microbial ecology, process engineering, and mathematical modeling to address important challenges in water, climate, and agriculture. […]
12:00 pm Wilkinson Building, room 021 auditorium
Apr 21
In this seminar, I will use one of the inherited diseases that we study, Cerebral Cavernous Malformations, to show how a human genetic study can lead to pathobiological insight and […]
12:30 pm Nanaline Duke 147
Apr 21
This Earth Month, register to see what students across Duke are accomplishing through internships, course-based projects, and other campus initiatives. Featuring a networking reception with light refreshments, brief remarks from […]
6:00 pm Energy Hub Lobby, Gross Hall 100
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