Featured
September 23, 2020
Duke Engineering’s New “EngEn” Accelerates the Impact of Tech-Based Innovation
Duke Engineering Entrepreneurship integrates education, startup resources, new facilities and an A-team of seasoned entrepreneurs
September 24, 2020
MEDx Announces 2020 Pilot Project Awardess
Mark Palmeri, Ken Gall and Warren Grill received grants to pursue collaborative projects
September 21, 2020
Filling an AI and Materials Science Training Gap
Duke University awarded $3 million to develop a graduate training program at the nexus of artificial intelligence and materials science
September 10, 2020
Sound Waves Replace Human Hands in Petri Dish Experiments
September 03, 2020
Sophisticated Modeling Boosts Split Ventilators to Emergency FDA Review
August 31, 2020
Class of 2024 A. James Clark Scholars Arrive at Duke
Events
View more upcoming eventsMEMS Seminar: Professor Eva Zurek, University at Buffalo
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm https://dukeuniversity.webex.com/meet/cct29
Presenter: Professor Eva Zurek
Media Coverage
See more media coverageThe Washington Post | September 23, 2020
The New Apple Watch Says My Lungs May Be Sick. Or Perfect. It Can’t Decide.
Featuring Jessilyn Dunn
Bloomberg CityLab | August 24, 2020
Wearable Tech Enters the Fight Against Covid-19
Featuring Jessilyn Dunn
Duke BME Magazine
View Fall 2019 issue
The Research Issue | Featured Content
Engineering Biology for Medicine Inaugural Conference Held at Duke
When Ashutosh Chilkoti took over as chair of Duke University’s Department of Biomedical Engineering, one of his goals was to host a specialized conference for biomedical engineers in partnership with a high-impact research journal.
Zooming in on Neuronal Behavior
There are more than 86 billion neurons in the brain.
Big Ideas on a Small Surface
Several small slides sit in an incubator in Shyni Varghese’s lab at Duke University, where they are connected to an assortment of machines via a network of delicate clear tubes.
The Evolution of Genetic Engineering
Charles Gersbach, the Rooney Family Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University, leads a lab that is centered on developing and applying genome engineering tools––most notably CRISPR-based technology.
Duke BME Newsletter
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