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Check out the latest media coverage of Duke engineering research and education.
Association for Computing Machinery | May 25, 2022
People of ACM - Yiran Chen
Featuring Yiran Chen
A Q&A about the field of memory and storage systems with Yiran Chen from the Association for Computing Machinery.
CBS 17 | May 12, 2022
Girl Scouts STEM Day Returns to In-Person Event at Duke
Forbes | May 10, 2022
Targets for Infection: How SARS-CoV-2 Damages the Kidneys
Featuring Samira Musah
Specialized cells developed in a laboratory by BME Professor Samira Musah shows that COVID-19 can directly infect and damage kidney cells.
CBS 17 | April 25, 2022
New device developed by Duke researchers could prevent hearing loss in kids
Featuring Mark Palmeri
20/20 Magazine | April 18, 2022
OCT Technology Could Help Cars “See”
Featuring Joe Izatt
BME Professor Joe Izatt is using his experience designing OCT machines to improve LiDAR technology used to help robots and autonomous cars see the world.
The Wall Street Journal | March 28, 2022
Is Nuclear Power the Future?
Featuring Maxwell Tardif
ECE student Maxwell Tardif offers his opinion that the future of U.S. energy should include a stronger commitment to nuclear power.
Life Science | March 22, 2022
23 Amazing Women in Science and Math
Featuring Ingrid Daubechies
Math/ECE Professor Ingrid Daubechies is recognized as one of 23 all-time amazing women in science and math
Materials Today | March 21, 2022
Model Predicts New Dimension for Metal Oxides
Featuring Stefano Curtarolo
Methodspace | March 21, 2022
Years After Graduating, I Still Rely on Skills Gained from Interdisciplinary Research
Featuring Sarah Diringer
Former CEE PhD student Sarah Diringer writes about how working with Bass Connections and the Duke Global Health Institute teams helped her see water as part of an intricate web of people and the environment.
Motherboard | March 11, 2022
Eye-Tracking Tech Is Another Reason the Metaverse Will Suck
Featuring Maria Gorlatova
ECE Professor Maria Gorlatova has developed a set of "virtual eyes" that can help train metaverse platforms to respond to users' eye movements.