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May 30, 2023
New Master of Engineering Program will Create a ‘Climate Innovation’ Culture
MEng in Climate and Sustainability Engineering aims to create climate leaders versed in tech and business
October 22, 2013
Duke Launches Global Women’s Health Technologies Center
Increasing research, training and education in women’s diseases and retention of women and underrepresented minorities in STEM educational disciplines
October 08, 2013
Growing Bacteria Keep Time, Know Their Place
Engineered gene circuit could have energy, biology implications
September 30, 2013
Math + Art + Engineering = Beauty
Duke community help construct a new multi-part sculpture permanently installed in the Fitzpatrick Center at Duke University
September 23, 2013
Ph.D. Plus Gives Engineering Graduate Students Career Edge
Students learn essential business skills to prepare for industry jobs
September 18, 2013
Genomic Test Accurately Sorts Viral Versus Bacterial Infections
A blood test developed by Duke researchers showed more than 90-percent accuracy in distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections when tested in people with respiratory illnesses.
September 09, 2013
Cochlear Implant Pioneer Blake Wilson to Receive Lasker Award
Duke Engineering Alumnus and Adjunct Professor Honored with Respected Science Prize
September 04, 2013
REU at 25: Distinguished Alums
Over a quarter-century, hundreds of students have had authentic research experiences at Duke Engineering
August 28, 2013
REU at 25: A Positive Impact on Students—and Duke Engineering
Through the REU program, hundreds of students have gotten hands-on experience in a research lab—and those experiences didn’t end in the classroom.
August 26, 2013
The Rhodes Family Professor: Interdisciplinary Learning for the Information Age
Big data—a collection of massive amounts of widely varied and rapidly changing information—offers great potential for learning. And plenty of potential problems, too.
August 23, 2013
In Baseball, Bigger Still Better
Adrian Bejan's theory, which he terms the constructal law, predicts that among other phenomena, elite pitchers will continue to be taller and thus throw faster