The Wilkinson Building: Reimagining Engineering Education
When students returned to campus in January 2021, they were welcomed with 150,000 square feet worth of new and exciting opportunities
DukEngineer Magazine 2021
In this issue: The New Wilkinson Building Opens, Responding and Adapting to a Pandemic, Neurosurgical Holograms and Tomorrow’s Wearable Tech, A New EngEn for Innovation and more.
Editor-in-Chief: Mary Gooneratne E’21
Uplifting, Educating and Listening: It’s Not Over
“Engineering While Black” creates a series of important conversations produced by ESG, NSBE, SWE, and SHPE
Adapting to a Year Like No Other
Innovation Amidst a Pandemic
A glimpse into Duke’s COVID-19 Engineering Response Team
Remote Engineering During a Pandemic
Pratt students and classes adapt to virtual learning
Pratt Student Organizations: Resilience During COVID-19
Despite the pandemic, Pratt student organizations find ways to continue to provide enriching experiences to its members
Saving the Summer Internship
Phoenix Project provides critical summer internships for students during the pandemic
Research Reports
Revolutionizing Neurosurgical Planning With the Use of Holograms
Cameron McIntyre brings to Duke a long history of translating innovations in Deep Brain Stimulation into commercial medical devices
Designing the Future of Medical Technologies
Xiaoyue Ni is pushing her field into the future using smart materials and wearable devices
Keeping Airplanes, Rockets and Helicopters in the Sky
Aeroelasticity at Duke University has grown and thrived for more than three decades
The Duke Engineering Difference
Engineering Entrepreneurship: An Engine for Innovation
Duke Engineering’s new “EngEn” initiative serves as a catalyst for the creation of high-impact products and cutting-edge technology
An Exploration of the Pratt IDEAS Program
Duke Engineering’s IDEAS Program provides students a path for creating their own unique major