Featured
October 02, 2019
Machine Learning Predicts Behavior of Biological Circuits
Neural networks cut modeling times of complex biological circuits to enable new insights into their inner workings
September 30, 2019
New Duke Center Takes Aim at the Dark Genome
Spanning Duke University and Duke Health, the Center for Advanced Genomic Technologies will use homegrown tools and techniques to discover potential therapies for human diseases from autism to cancer to schizophrenia
September 26, 2019
Duke Teams Earn NIH Funding as Part of National Effort to Combat Opioid Crisis
More than $24 million in funding is part of the Helping to End Addiction Long-term Initiative
September 23, 2019
New CRISPR Class Expands Genetic Engineering Toolbox
September 17, 2019
Programmable Swarmbots Help Make Flexible Biological Tools
September 16, 2019
Genetic Targeting Gives Cancer Therapy a Better Shot at Success
September 16, 2019
Finding Purpose and Meaning in the First Year—and Beyond
Events
View more upcoming eventsSpecial Seminar in Machine Learning and Optimization Optimization methods for inverse problems: The times they are a-changin
11:45 am to 12:45 pm Gross Hall 324
Presenter: Carlos Fernandez-Granda, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Data Science
Media Coverage
See more media coverageScience Magazine | September 27, 2019
Beyond CRISPR: What’s Current and Upcoming in Genome Editing
Featuring Charles Gersbach
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers | September 25, 2019
Low-Cost 3D-Printed Optical Scanner Could Prevent Blindness
Featuring Adam Wax
Fierce Biotech | September 24, 2019
New CRISPR Approach Could Improve Gene and Cell Therapies
Featuring Charles Gersbach
Duke BME Magazine
View Spring 2019 issue
The Alumni Issue | Featured Content
Making the Next Wave of Imaging Tools for Cancer Diagnosis
Motivated by her mother’s death from breast cancer, Muyinatu Bell (Duke BME PhD’12) is now advancing medical imaging as a faculty member at Johns Hopkins
Engineering Solutions to Foodborne Illness
Christine Schindler and Dutch Waanders's startup PathSpot aims to make restaurant kitchens cleaner, and safer, for consumers
Oh, the Places Grads Go
Whether their career ladders lead to industry, academia or entrepreneurship, Duke BME gives PhD students a leg up on post-grad life
Personalizing the Master's Degree
Duke BME’s MS and MEng programs enable students to customize their learning experience and chase down opportunities
Duke BME Newsletter
View archivesThe BME e-newsletter is sent once per semester and provides a snapshot of our research, programs, people and events.
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