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In the Duke Engineering Physical AI series, Maria Gorlatova explores how augmented reality could guide people through real-world tasks and how her research aims to catch mistakes before harm.

In the Duke Engineering Physical AI series, Yiran Chen explains what it will take to make robots and other smart machines powerful, efficient and trustworthy enough to operate without relying on the cloud.

In the Duke Engineering Physical AI series, Boyuan Chen considers how robots that learn from experience could adapt to situations their designers never anticipated and why they must also learn when to ask for help.

In the Duke Engineering Physical AI series, Miroslav Pajic makes the case for building security into autonomous vehicles and drones from the start.

New model enables researchers to explore how Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome affects three layers of cells in blood vessels

Startup experience helped a Duke BME team turn its 3D ultrasound research into a lower-cost platform designed for broader clinical use

Professors and alumni share how the certificate serves as a launchpad for students interested in aerospace engineering.

Cameron Reid shares how her interest in robotics surgery led her to pursue a MEMS master's degree with a robotics focus.

El Niño is strengthening, increasing risks from floods, drought and extreme heat. With 2027 projected by some sources to be the hottest year on record, how should communities prepare for the next year – and the next decade – as extreme weather becomes more common?

Established by Steven Ying and Young Kim P’29, the new fellowship fully supports doctoral students pursuing research affiliated with the Duke Materials Initiative.

How a group of family and found family are quickly growing an advanced microscope startup company with the support of Duke and the Durham community.

Hear from grants managers, instrument builders, microscope operators and more. Margo Ginsberg, senior program coordinator at the Duke Quantum Center, is a featured staff member.