
For Many Urban Residents, It’s Even Hotter Than Their Weather App Says
Statistical model adjusts temperature data and finds urban areas with few weather stations are even hotter than reported
Statistical model adjusts temperature data and finds urban areas with few weather stations are even hotter than reported
Duke Engineering students and faculty work with local high school students to compete in a national robotics competition
Jamal chats with Ernesto Escobar, Executive Director of the Game Design, Development and Innovation Master's Program, and founder of Fanaticus XR. They explore the positive impact of video games, debunk misconceptions, and discuss the importance of diversity and inclusivity in gaming.
Muscles grown from stem cells taken from patients with limb girdle muscular dystrophy 2B (LGMD2B) respond positively to potential treatments
Duke Engineering now boasts two top 10 programs, with Environmental Engineering joining Biomedical Engineering, which leads all departments with its #2 ranking
By precisely controlling the concentration of drugs, a new version of a drug delivery tool can better manipulate neuronal activity
The team was recognized for showing how mechanochemical reactions can affect the strength of cross-linked polymer networks.
David Smith studies metamaterials and how they turn our understanding of physics inside out
Award recognizes those advancing new teaching methodologies, effecting new curriculum development or expansion in computer science and engineering
Chory will use robotic platforms to explore how and why proteins make evolutionary decisions
A new research project led by Lisa Satterwhite looks to see how climate change has disproportionately affected rural areas of North Carolina through chronic exposure to harmful algal blooms.
A new ultrathin silk membrane for organ-on-a-chip platforms helps cells communicate and grow into functional tissues used for research