Enabling Space Biotech R&D
Join the Duke SPACE Initiative for its first Space Medicine Lunch and Learn seminar - Enabling Space Biotech R&D: A Discussion on Results from Recent ISS Missions and How to […]
Events
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Events
Progress In Tubular Robot Structures for Surgery
Abstract: Continuum robots are slender elastic structures that can be remotely actuated and steered, with many potential applications in medicine. Many such structures have been explored by the robotics community […]
BME Distinguished Seminar Series with Dr. Claudia Fischbach-Tesch
ECM Biophysics and Cancer: Mechanisms, Models, and Therapeutic Insights Microenvironmental changes contribute to the pathogenesis of cancer, but our understanding of how altered cell heterogeneity, extracellular matrix (ECM) deposition, and […]
Designing a New Satellite – Lunch Talk and Cube Satellite Club Interest Meeting
What would it take to start a Student Cube Sat Team at Duke? Please join the Duke SPACE Initiative for a lunch talk and Cube Satellite Club interest meeting on […]
CEE Seminar – Engineering Microbial Systems for Water, Climate, and Sustainable Agriculture
Dr. Winkler's presentation will offer an engaging overview of how her research brings together microbial ecology, process engineering, and mathematical modeling to address important challenges in water, climate, and agriculture. […]
Kewaune Lecture: Engineering Human Tissues for Medical Impact
ENGINEERING HUMAN TISSUES FOR MEDICAL IMPACT Tissue engineering has progressed in response to the growing clinical demand for biological substitutes capable of restoring tissues compromised by trauma or disease, with […]
Triangle Quantum Computing Seminar Series: The Quest for Quantum Advantage in Combinatorial Optimization
Abstract: Showing quantum advantage in combinatorial optimization requires going beyond isolated algorithmic comparisons and benchmarking full workflows under realistic runtime conditions. In this talk, I discuss a hardware-aware workflow for […]
The Intestinal Stem Cell Niche in Homeostasis and Disease: A Shifting BMP Gradient
The McCarthy Lab investigates the cellular and tissue interactions that govern organ physiology, with a specific emphasis on the intestinal stem cell (ISC) niche. Utilizing a multipronged approach that integrates […]
MEMS Special Seminar: Pierre Jolivet, ” From Models to Solvers: PDEs with FreeFEM and PETSc.”
Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science welcomes Dr. Pierre Jolivet (Sorbonne) to present a MEMS Special Seminar, "From Models to Solvers: PDEs with FreeFEM and PETSc." ABSTRACT: […]
Athena Seminar Series: Banshee: Target Switch Attacks on Gimbal-Stabilized Visual Tracking Systems via Acoustic Injection
Gimbal-stabilized visual tracking is widely used in autonomous systems such as UAVs. While prior work shows that acoustic signals can disturb gimbal internals, their impact on end-to-end tracking applications remains […]
Neurobiology Special Seminar: Laura Lee Colgin: Advancing Neuroscience Excellence Through Interdisciplinary Research in Learning and Memory
Laura Colgin is currently a Professor in the Department of Neuroscience and Director of the Center for Learning and Memory at the University of Texas at Austin. Her lab investigates […]
The Human Microbiome: From Metagenomes to Therapeutics
Our research combines high-resolution computational reconstructions of the host-microbiome interactome with microbial engineering to devise innovative approaches to create new therapeutic interventions and investigate the underlying ecology of skin microbial […]