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Adding left- or right-handed organic molecules to hybrid perovskite semiconductors may offer a path toward spintronic computing

Between measuring our activity levels, heart rate and sleeping schedules, today’s smart watches seem to give us a better picture of our overall health. Duke BME’s Jessilyn Dunn explores the endless potential—and hidden limitations—of this data.

In 2020, we explored many new ways of teaching and learning—on campus, at home and online

In 2020-21, Duke ECE is expanding its research portfolio and adding new talent in quantum computing, cybersecurity and advanced networking

Trapping bad actors, detecting fakes and ensuring trustworthiness: secure computing is the goal of these Duke engineers

Duke Building a World-Class Team for the Quantum Computing Race

Awards, accolades and growth points from the 2019-20 academic year

Two metamaterials researchers at Duke are manipulating light at the highest frequencies currently possible to enable applications such as precision agriculture and high-bandwidth communications

Distinction recognizes Farsiu’s contributions to optical image processing and biophotonics

Tatiana Segura was recognized for her pioneering work to use biomaterials to jump-start the body’s innate healing abilities

Signature First-Year Design course inspires students to continue refining their projects, even years later

With the onset of a global pandemic, Duke BME faculty, staff and students quickly adapted in-person courses, programs and projects into an online format