Duke Engineering students built and programmed small robots in a Star Wars-themed design challenge. Was the bots' attack on the Empire’s battle station successful? Find out here.
Printing fully recyclable electronics could help satiate our hunger for tech while fulfilling our responsibility to our planet. See how we’re tackling the problem.
More than 25% of the potable water that comes into the average American home is flushed down the toilet. Come see Duke’s solution—a self-contained treatment system the size of a water heater.
Duke Engineering's program in electrical engineering rose 9 spots to #16 while computer engineering rose to #18 in this year's graduate school rankings from US News & World Report.
Duke Engineers have garnered a lot of attention this spring. Find out which faculty and students were recognized this spring for their outstanding achievements and contributions.
Duke senior ECE/CS student Aditya Paul leads Team Neural Net, seeking to incorporate control systems into 3D-printed prosthetic devices. Learn about Aditya’s work with Duke eNable.
Duke power couple Ingrid Daubechies and Robert Calderbank have changed the way society shares and processes information. Learn how Burning Man and journaling have each played a part.
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“AI technology right now is like a runaway train and we are trying to chase it on foot.”
