Society-Centered AI Hackathon 2026
Join us for the second annual Society-Centered AI Hackathon at Duke University, where teams will work on a topic of importance in society-centered AI. Open to members of the Duke […]
Events
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Events
CEE Seminar – How occult precipitation influences land surface processes across scales
Light rainfall, fog, and dew deposition (i.e., occult precipitation) have been shown to play a key role in ecosystem processes and resilience to extremes such as drought and wildfire. Occult […]
Dissertation Announcement: Seth Weaver
Dissertation Title: Understanding Regulatory Logic in Evolution and Disease with High Throughput Screening
NIH R Grant Writing Workshop
This workshop focuses on common NIH R grant mechanisms, including how to choose the right one for your project and provides practical, step-by-step guidance for writing NIH R grants. Open […]
Valentine’s Day Card Making with Hot Cocoa
Take a sweet study break and get into the Valentine's spirit! Join the Pratt Peers Advisory Board for Valentine's Day card making with hot chocolate and cookies on Friday, February […]
Dumplings, Chocolate Coins & Chinese New Year Fun
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with community and fun! Join the Pratt Peers Advisory Board for a Chinese New Year celebration featuring food, snacks, and games. Come connect with fellow […]
Jointly Modeling the Effects of Evolutionary Processes on Genomic Variation
The Johri lab is interested in better characterizing the shape of the distribution of fitness effects of new mutations in organisms and on understanding how selection on functionally important regions […]
CEE Seminar – From Cavity Expansion to Clinical Diagnosis
The mechanical properties of biological tissues change over time and with disease progression. Quantifying these mechanical properties can thus be instrumental for medical diagnosis and for evaluation of tissue viability […]
The Evolution of Genome Evolution and Virulence in the Human Pathogen Histoplasma
Dr. Matute uses evolutionary principles to understand the biology of emerging fungal pathogens. These pathogens cause disease in over one billion people each year, and their impact is expanding as […]
Hierarchical Intelligence for Multi-Agent Autonomy on the Edge: From Semantic Coordination to In-Context Adaptation
Autonomous multi-agent systems operating in resource-constrained environments with limited communication and computation face a fundamental tension between global, long-horizon planning and local, real-time control. This talk presents a hierarchical framework […]
Duke Research Cafe
Graduate students and postdocs share their research in ways the rest of us can understand.
Twin Talks North Carolina: A Smarter Approach to Resilient, Responsive Infrastructure
Across North Carolina, cities and towns are navigating growing pressures, from flooding and extreme weather to aging infrastructure, rapid growth, and rising costs. Part of Bentley Systems' global Twin Talks […]