Amphibians Are the World’s Most Vulnerable Animals and Threats Are Increasing
BME Professor Junjie Yao speaks to the fragility of most frogs species due to their biology.
BME Professor Junjie Yao speaks to the fragility of most frogs species due to their biology.
Several Duke BME faculty came together to showcase the Triangle's cutting-edge biotech ecosystem and solutions to critical human health challenges
Meet first-year student Isabella “Isa” Peralta, who plans on studying biomedical engineering but could also see herself as a "space doctor"
From rainforest travels to lab course facilitation and design, senior BME lab administrator Margaret (Maggie) Gatongi never passes up an opportunity to learn
New faculty member Sonia Bansal aims to develop courses that will give students foundational skills and practical engineering experiences they need to succeed
Collaboration between Duke and Purdue explores the fabrication and optoelectric characterization of multilayered perovskites
Henriquez contributed to the Duke community both as a scholar and through university service for 35 years
By studying the location of individual cells within tissues, new faculty member John Hickey decodes how cells interact and organize
BME Professor Daniel Reker's research using "active learning" to identify weaknesses in a machine learning dataset such as too many of one type of input is included in a weekly roundup on advances in AI.
New program seeks to build confidence in future faculty applicants by looking beyond traditional application materials
Two First-Year Design engineering student teams received $5,000 grants from the VentureWell E-Team Program to further develop projects designed in class
By using only the most valuable data, ‘active’ machine learning algorithms can help identify the next class of molecular therapeutics