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Learn how faculty across Duke Engineering navigate academia while nurturing the next generation of engineers—both at home and in the lab

Smartwatches and fitness trackers are becoming useful clinical health tools, and privacy considerations are key

In eastern North Carolina, rates of ALS are so high that it can no longer be called a rare disease. Could the ever-greener-waters colored by neurotoxin-releasing algal blooms be to blame? Visit this close-knit community as researchers work to reclaim their gorgeous homes from fear and uncertainty.

MEMS faculty, staff, and students spent the summer mentoring young researchers, engaging middle schoolers in STEM, and bringing robotics to life for kids in the Durham community.

Duke faculty and students gain invaluable international research experience through a Research Triangle program led by NC State.

Meet master's student Karimah Preston, who is leveraging the skills she learned at Duke to lead projects that will help communities adapt and mitigate to climate change.

Professors David Smith, Xiaoyue Ni and Ken Gall are among those who will share tech being spun out of their labs at the annual event.

At the Duke Langford Lecture, Roy outlined her vision for a smarter, greener solution to AI demands.

Aligned with Duke Engineering’s Character Forward initiative, Professor Siobhan Oca’s Ethics in Robotics and Automation course (ME 490) challenges students to see beyond technical skills and practice the virtues that shape responsible engineers.

Duke engineers built an AI optical microscope that analyzes 2D materials as precisely as human experts.

Duke Engineering faculty members are using KEEN grants to innovate in the classroom.

Researchers build an “agentic system” of large language models that can solve complex design problems in a fraction of the time of skilled experts.