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I/O Magazine

As important as inputs and outputs are all the things in the / between them. Like planning, infrastructure, programs, relationships. I/O Magazine provides new ideas and fresh inspiration to make your slashes better.

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2024-2025

  • Engineering robots that learn—and interact—like humans
  • AI is the biggest question mark in cybersecurity—is it also the answer?
  • Lessons learned from design-focused engineering curricula
  • Keeping an eye on the benefits and perils of social media in the laboratory

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2023-2024

  • The secret to rainforest conservation could be inside this suitcase
  • Leverage relationships to build the master’s program of tomorrow
  • What today’s angel investors are looking for from university startups
  • Embracing the conundrum of generative AI in the classroom

DukEngineer Magazine

Student-written and published annually since the 1940s.

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2025

In this issue:

  • Climate Solutions in Eastern NC
  • Reprogramming First-Year Computing
  • Tenting with Imaginative Engineers and more

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2024

In this issue:

  • Reviving Duke Motorsports
  • Shaping Climate Solutions
  • Kicking Off Duke’s Centennial Celebration and more

2023 DukEngineer Magazine cover with whale photo

2023

In this issue:

  • Drone-aided research on the high seas
  • Getting Pratt-born products to market
  • Keeping student shops safe and more

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BME Magazine

Learn more about Duke Biomedical Engineering—consistently ranked among the very top programs in the field.

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ECE Magazine

Describes the extraordinary work of faculty and students in Duke Electrical & Computer Engineering.

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