Drop/Add begins for Spring 2026
Drop/Add begins for Spring 2026
Drop/Add begins for Spring 2026
Engineering Master's students: Attend Career Online Drop-In Hours to connect with a Career Coach for quick questions and feedback on your application documents.
This one-hour seminar will introduce the Protected Research Compute Cluster (PRCC), a high-performance, secure computing environment designed for projects involving protected health information (PHI) and other sensitive data. The PRCC is part of the School of Medicine Research Enclave, and it will replace PACE (the Protected Analytics Computing Environment). We'll discuss the system architecture, how […]
This annual celebration honors this year's Pratt PhD students who have received fellowship awards. Invitation only.
Join us for the November Snack Chat Conversation Group for a Snack Bar Showdown! Bring old friends, connect with new ones, create a note of gratitude for your loved ones, and vote for your favorite snack at the "snack bar"!
Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science (MEMS), Fall 2025 Speaker Series
Join Dean Cooke & GEO Staff to learn more about participating in Pratt in Costa Rica in Summer 2026!
Join us for the Pratt Graduate Student Head-shot Session on Wednesday, November 12, from 12:30-3:30 PM - find us in front of Duke Chapel! Come early to avoid the wait, and please sign up in advance so we can notify you if the event moves indoors to Wilkinson 029 in case of rain. Please use […]
Optical networks form the backbone of today's high-speed internet, supporting a wide range of applications including LLMs, online streaming, and 5G communications. Developing accurate digital twins of such networks enables high-speed, intelligent, and scalable autonomous network control. Cascaded learning has been proposed to address the error accumulation problem arising from the cascading of each individual […]
Engineering Master's students: Attend Career Online Drop-In Hours to connect with a Career Coach for quick questions and feedback on your application documents.
Join us for tea, coffee and snacks in the Rhodes iiD Atrium in Gross Hall. Meet new people working on cool things!
Join Dr. Klingensmith for an engaging conversation about the many paths in academia. Drawing from his course Topics in Higher Education and his own experience, he'll discuss the range of faculty roles - from tenure-track to teaching, research, and visiting positions - along with what institutions look for, how the route to tenure works, and […]