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Boyuan Chen on Strengths and Limitations of Robotics
1/24 Duke Today

Boyuan Chen on Strengths and Limitations of Robotics

Boyuan Chen is advancing robotics to help machines perceive their environment, adapt to real-world scenarios, and collaborate effectively with humans

Planting the Seeds for a More Sustainable Future
1/24 Pratt School of Engineering

Planting the Seeds for a More Sustainable Future

Students in the first Master of Engineering in Climate & Sustainability Engineering cohort share their experiences in this new and unique program.

When a Disaster Hits Home
1/23 Duke Today

When a Disaster Hits Home

After catastrophic damage, how does a community rebuild? This an introduction to the disaster management cycle.

DTech Scholars Program Wins Duke Presidential Award
1/23 Duke Today

DTech Scholars Program Wins Duke Presidential Award

DTech has empowered women to pursue careers in computer science and engineering through mentorship, encouragement and creating opportunities to grow

Tiny Vortexes Help Detect Dangerous Viruses
1/17 Pratt School of Engineering

Tiny Vortexes Help Detect Dangerous Viruses

Whirlpools efficiently trap cells, bacteria and other larger bioparticles to purify samples for biomedical tests

Working Toward a Biologically Healthy Indoors
1/17 Pratt School of Engineering

Working Toward a Biologically Healthy Indoors

The PreMiEr Industry Summit gathered stakeholders from academia and industry to discuss a roadmap to commercialization of research that could make our built environments healthier

Lights, Camera, Engineering!
1/14 Duke Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Lights, Camera, Engineering!

Mechanical engineering and filmmaking might seem like two disparate fields, but Izzy Dudlyke is proving that they're not

Wrangling AI
1/14 Duke Magazine

Wrangling AI

Across the university, researchers and educators are finding its best – and perhaps worst – uses

A Unique Approach to Preparing Roboticists for Industry
1/10 Pratt School of Engineering

A Unique Approach to Preparing Roboticists for Industry

A new Master of Engineering in Robotics & Autonomy program joins Duke's undergraduate and graduate certificates for aspiring technology leaders