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September 25, 2023 | Duke Today
Governors Island, ‘Dedicated Outpost’ to Advance Climate Goals
During Climate Week NYC, several Duke Engineers explored Governors Island as part of a tour offered by the newly announced New York Climate Exchange
July 26, 2023
Allowing Machine Learning to Ask Questions Can Make It Smarter
By using only the most valuable data, ‘active’ machine learning algorithms can help identify the next class of molecular therapeutics
July 26, 2023
Hossein Salahshoor: Decoding Enigmatic Material Systems
New faculty member Hossein Salahshoor hones computational methods that interpret interactions within complex materials systems, including the human brain
July 25, 2023
A Non-Invasive Way to Visualize the Deep Brain
By developing a brain imaging tool that can stick directly to a patient's scalp, Xiaoyue Ni and Junjie Yao aim to make it easier for doctors everywhere to diagnose strokes and other neurological issues
July 24, 2023
Emily Wenger: Protecting Privacy and Encryption Standards from AI
New faculty member Emily Wenger works to secure futuristic cryptography algorithms and protect people’s privacy from generative AI
July 24, 2023
Taming AI’s Outsized Appetite
AI applications demand enormous amounts of energy and water. A new collaboration aims to make circuitry more compact and sustainable
July 24, 2023
It Pays to Share
Big Data’s value lies in its secondary value, and Duke ECE’s Jian Pei aims to encourage model sharing among organizations
July 21, 2023
Liang Feng: Creating Porous Materials for Enhanced Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Sustainable Energy Solutions
New faculty member Liang Feng is engineering platforms to store gasses for climate and energy applications such as capturing carbon or fueling vehicles
July 21, 2023
Scouring Nature for the Building Blocks of Biomedical Condensates
Cross-campus collaboration seeks to discover naturally occurring biological condensates, like drops of oil forming in water, to engineer new therapeutics
July 19, 2023
Emma Chory: Using Robotics to Speed Up Cellular Evolution
New faculty member Emma Chory combines evolution, cellular engineering and robotics to advance basic science and identify new targets for cancer therapies
July 19, 2023
Unlocking the Future Potential of Living Materials
Researchers across campus aim to harness bacteria to engineer adaptive living materials