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Making Magic Across All Layers of the IoT Stack

ECE 655: Full-Stack IoT Systems challenges students to build smart devices from the ground up
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Pushing the Limits and Advancing the Capabilities of Fiber-Optic Networks

ECE Ph.D. student Zehao Wang contributed to four papers and received awards at the world’s premier event for optical networking and communication
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A Look Into the Lives of Graduating Seniors

Check out what makes the Duke Engineering experience so special from four of our graduating seniors
Awards season updates

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Celebrating Duke Engineering Awards for Spring 2024
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Lasers, Lenses & Light: A Showcase of Fitzpatrick Institute Photonics Research for the Community

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Pfister Inducted Into the Bass Society of Fellows
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Daily, Edwards Appointed to National STEM Pipeline-Building Committees

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Electrical & Computer Engineering Master's Programs — Ceremony

- Page Auditorium

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Graduation Exercises; Conferring of Degrees

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Bachelor Science in Engineering Ceremony

- Cameron Indoor Stadium

Presenter: Dean Jerome P. Lynch, PhD, F.EMI

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Media Coverage

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Who’s Making Chips for AI? Chinese Manufacturers Lag Behind US Tech Giants

Yiran Chen says that the US's ban on selling the latest computer chips that enable generative AI could leave China behind and unable to catch up

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America Is the Undisputed World Leader in Quantum Computing Even Though China Spends 8X More on the Technology–but an Own Goal Could Soon Erode U.S. Dominance

Chris Monroe and Jungsang Kim write that undermining the Bayh-Dole system could massively stifle new advances in quantum computing and other technologies

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5 Members

of the National Academy of Engineering —on the Duke ECE faculty

Ranked #8

in computer engineering faculty research productivity—Academic Analytics 2022

$31 million

in new research awards —fiscal 2023

#18

Graduate program in Electrical and Computer Engineering
—U.S. News