The Ignite Makers Program is a free program that runs from September through April each year for high school students. This program challenges students to use Human-Centered and Engineering Design processes to research problems related to the UN Global Goals of Clean Energy (Light Team), Clean Water (Water Team), or Good Health (Health Team). Students […]
These sessions are hosted as part of Durham Public Schools' Summer Camps. LIFT Lab activities take place on Monday-Wednesday. Dates are as follows: June 23-25 June 30-July 2 July 7-9 July 14-16 July 21-23 July 28-30 Full Summer Camp Description: Enjoy day camps that combine enrichment activities with traditional recreational opportunities! Sports, games, field trips […]
The ODE Summer Design Camp is an immersive biomedical engineering design experience. Over the course of five weeks, participants will learn about the engineering design process and use it to solve real-world problems through a series of design workshops, labs, and innovation sessions. This camp is a non-residential summer program for students from Durham and […]
The ODE Summer Design Camp also functions as a professional development and training opportunity for middle and high school STEM teachers. Teachers are invited to participate in the camp to learn engineering design alongside the students. Teachers are paid $5,000 for their participation in the summer camp and subsequent implementation of their design-centric lesson plans. […]
Summer Co-Working Space for Pratt Students!
Summer Co-Working Space for Pratt Students!
Come cheer on competitors as they deliver their 3-Minute Thesis presentations. Judges will determine who from this round moves on to the Finals!
Come cheer on competitors as they deliver their 3-Minute Thesis presentations. Judges will determine who from this round moves on to the Finals!
Dissertation Title: Robust and Scalable Causal Inference: Domain Alignment, Time-series Counterfactuals, Multi‑Treatment & Multi‑Outcome Causal Effects, and LLM-Integrated Causal Discovery
Today's most advanced ion trap quantum computers encode information in two level systems embedded in the ground state manifold or across an optical transition connecting the ground state to a metastable state. These architectures typically require a second ion species to perform mid-circuit measurement and sympathetic cooling without disturbing the data ions. To bypass this […]
Come cheer on competitors as they deliver their 3-Minute Thesis presentations. Judges will determine who from this round moves on to the Finals!
Come see what Data+, Code+, CS+, Climate+, and AE+ have been doing this summer! Over 54 projects will be featured at the poster session, and AE+ will be featuring a video showcase of their work in Gross Hall 103. For a parking pass to the event, please email ariel.dawn@duke.edu
