Master Regulator of the Dark Genome Greatly Improves Cancer T-Cell Therapy
A CRISPR-based platform identified many genes that could potentially improve T-cell therapies for cancer treatment
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Protecting Military Personnel from Potential Augmented Reality Pitfalls
Maria Gorlatova has won a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Young Faculty Award to protect people from a blind spot of augmented reality research
Graduate Student Brittany Smith Exemplifies the Work Being Done in Duke’s Materials Research Society
The PhD candidate merges a passion for nature with sustainable sensor technology in electrical engineering while championing interdisciplinary mentorship
Algorithm Aids in Early Detection of Age-Related Eye Disease
A computer program determines with 94% accuracy whether a person's age-related macular degeneration (AMD) will worsen within a year
Brain Implant May Enable Communication From Thoughts Alone
A prosthetic decodes signals from brain’s speech center to predict which sound someone is trying to say
To Infinity and Beyond
Venture among the stars with Duke alum Anna Wilhelm Menon
Brain-Inspired Chip Design Stands the Test of Time
Ten years ago, three destined-to-be Duke engineers rethought the way data could be stored and computed
The Test and the Tackle: A New Way to Measure Head Injury in Youth Football
Discover how a Duke-wide effort through Bass Connections is working to develop a new way of assessing brain injury with community partners
Celebrating Faculty and Students Awards for Summer 2023
Duke Engineering faculty and students garnered a wide array of awards and recognitions over the summer
Michela Geri: Developing Particulate Systems for Environmental and Sustainability Endeavors
New faculty member Michela Geri seeks to gain a better understanding of structured fluids using tailored experimental and theoretical tools with a focus on energy and environmental applications
A Peek Beneath the Surface
In this article from Duke Today, Durham preschoolers get a glimpse of a geothermal energy project that could heat Duke’s campus.
Bavand Keshavarz: Harnessing Hydrogels and Nature-Inspired Soft Materials
New faculty member Bavand Keshavarz joins Duke Engineering with expertise of soft materials and fluid dynamics