Claire Andreasen Receives Fulbright to Study Solar Batteries
Recent Duke ECE graduate will study redox-flow batteries at the Laboratory of Nanoscience for Energy Technologies in Lausanne, Switzerland with support from the prestigious award.
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Recent Duke ECE graduate will study redox-flow batteries at the Laboratory of Nanoscience for Energy Technologies in Lausanne, Switzerland with support from the prestigious award.
Four Duke CEE alumni from the Class of 2006 reunite to swap unforgettable undergrad memories, share wildly different career paths, and offer practical advice for future students.
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