The Rocket Scientist Behind Duke’s AI Push: A Conversation With Provost Alec Gallimore
With an appointment in MEMS, Gallimore discusses his role as provost, Duke’s academic priorities and shift toward AI.
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How AI is Rewriting the Rules of Materials Discovery
Duke’s Artificial Intelligence for Materials (aiM) program trains graduate students to use AI to accelerate materials discovery.
Duke Engineers attend the American Society for Engineering Educators Conference
Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science faculty and students presented on engineering ethics, robotics education, k12 outreach and more at ASEE in Montreal.
Radio Waves Riding on Optical Fibers
Wireless and optical communications expert receives NSF CAREER award to evaluate analog radio-over-fiber technology.
Hickey Receives NSF CAREER Award to Study How Environmental Factors Drive Cellular Behavior
Competitive, five-year grant will help John Hickey identify how and why cells in the same environment develop different characteristics
MXenes: Materials on the Move
Advances in MXene research from Haozhe “Harry” Wang show potential for these 2D, photoreactive materials.
Jerome Lynch Reappointed Dean of Pratt School of Engineering
Lynch has overseen growth in students, programs and research during his first three-year term.
Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. to be Executive-in-Residence at Duke
Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will engage with students and faculty through Duke Engineering's Character Forward program.
Pat Gunsch Named Executive Director of Duke’s Master of Engineering Management Program
Gunsch brings a broad range of leadership experience in engineering, operations and strategic consulting to the MEM program.
Christy Bozic Named Director of Duke’s Institute for Enterprise Engineering
With a career spanning both academia and industry, Dr. Bozic brings a unique blend of scholarly expertise and practical business insight to her new role.
How a New Duke Startup is Using AI to Help Researchers Work Smarter
A Duke Engineering and Duke School of Medicine collaboration led to the founding of Inquisite, a company built on the conviction that technology, especially AI, has the potential to help accelerate scientific progress for a better world.
Hate Airline Security Lines? A New Technology May Ease Your Pain
Duke spinout Quadridox is developing new X-ray machinery for both airports and health care.