‘Embrace the Ditch,’ and Other Lessons Learned in Duke CEE’s Overture Engineering
Civil and environmental engineering students learn to design buildings within less-than-optimal parameters in a collaborative capstone course
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Integrated Design Challenge in Duke ECE Restores Balance to The Force
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‘I Can Do This’—Duke’s First-Year Design Course Boosts Student Self-Efficacy
Two projects from First-Year Design course are patent-pending. Student surveys suggest the course also fosters teamwork, leadership and communication skills.
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From Gambits to Assurances: Game-Theoretic Integration of Safety and Learning for Human-Centered Robotics
From autonomous vehicles navigating busy intersections to quadrupeds deployed in household environments, robots must operate safely and efficiently around people in uncertain and unstructured situations. However, today’s robots still struggle […]
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CEE Seminar – Biofilm viscoelasticity promotes persistence
Biofilms are viscoelastic materials. Biofilm viscoelasticity is an evolved property of these communities, and the production of multiple extracellular polymeric slime components appears to be a mechanism to ensure the […]
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Mar 18
PhD Plus Panel Discussion “Public Education for Tech Adoption: The Case of Quantum Computing”
Join Quantum Computing expert, Dr. Mike Jackson, for a Q&A and discussion.
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