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Recently awarded the J.S. Rao Medal for his contributions in vibration engineering, the Duke MEMS faculty member has spent decades inspiring new engineers in the field of aeroelasticity

A professor of electrical and computer engineering and physics and director of the Duke Quantum Center, Monroe and colleagues are leading an effort to engineer the world’s first practical quantum computer

The research director of Warren Grill's Duke BME lab was recognized for her work in modeling electrical stimulation of the nervous system

An interdisciplinary approach could accelerate progress toward practical quantum systems

The Fitzpatrick Institute for Photonics is creating a new group focused on a quickly growing and evolving marriage of technologies

News of the funded proposal came with an additional moment to celebrate with the Duke MEMS faculty member being named a Scialog Fellow for Negative Emission Science

A common powerful mutation found in melanoma can push heart muscle cells to multiply in laboratory models of heart tissue

Jessilyn Dunn uses Al and machine learning to analyze data collected by wearable devices to predict and prevent disease outbreaks and conditions such as adult-onset diabetes

With the help of Duke Engineering's Product Lab, a father develops commercializable software to more effectively coordinate the care of his son and other patients with cerebral palsy

By pairing a ‘teaching’ algorithm with a ‘student’ algorithm, machine learning can become more efficient and effective

Joel Collier and Tatiana Segura received the awards from the Society for Biomaterials for their respective contributions to research and the scientific literature

Duke Engineering’s new Center for Engineering in the Global Community serves as a hub to advance engineering solutions that address pressing challenges in the Global South and Durham community