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August 15, 2022 | Duke Today
Stiff, Achy Knees? Lab-Made Cartilage Gel Outperforms the Real Thing
Duke researchers have developed a gel-based cartilage substitute to relieve achy knees that’s even stronger and more durable than the real thing

August 04, 2022 | Georgia Tech Research Institute
Team Including Duke ECE's Steve Cummer Provides 3D Study of “Gigantic Jet” Lightning Burst
The team studied an elusive atmospheric electrical discharge that rose 50 miles into space

August 02, 2022 | US National Institute of Standards & Technology
Duke ECE's Aaron Franklin Co-leads National Group on Field-Effect Transistors
The panel will suggest guidelines for assessing the performance of this emerging nanotechnology

July 26, 2022 | Columbia University
New Duke MEMS Faculty Member Boyuan Chen Trains AI to Advance Physics
The AI observes physical phenomena to uncover relevant variables—a necessary precursor to any physics theory

July 18, 2022
Boyuan Chen: Making General-Purpose Robots That Are Smarter and Self-Aware
The new Duke MEMS faculty member is developing robots that will help release human creativity
July 15, 2022 | Duke Graduate School
Connecting the Duke International Community through Slack
BME graduate student Anna Marie Gann helped develop a crowd-sourced platform to help connect Duke's international community

July 15, 2022
Watching Primordial Neural Cells Grow in 3D Scaffolds to Heal Brain Injury
Tracking how neural progenitor cells respond to biochemical signals while moving and growing through a biocompatible jungle gym could help develop brain-healing biogels

July 14, 2022 | Columbia University
Boyuan Chen, Now With Duke MEMS, Develops a Robotic Arm That Learns to Imagine Itself
A robot learns to perceive its own physical constraints

July 12, 2022
Grill Team Wins Competitive Neuromod Prize
Warren Grill and his collaborators developed a winning vision for their neuromodulation therapy

July 08, 2022 | Duke Government Relations
Creating Pathways to Diversify STEM: Get to Know Shani Daily of Duke ECE
Read about Shani Daily talking about federal support for her work, her start in computer science and ways to attract the next generation of students to her field