Kaganov Gift Fuels Collaborations in Pulmonary Medicine Research
A 2017 gift from Alan and Carol Kaganov has jumpstarted new research and collaborative initiatives aimed at improving lung disease outcomes
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Six Duke Engineers Among Global Highly Cited
Annual Clarivate Analytics list includes 54 Duke researchers, tying the university for 8th worldwide
Machine Learning Microscope Adapts Lighting to Improve Diagnoses
Prototype microscope teaches itself the best illumination settings for diagnosing malaria
Ramanujam Wins 2020 SPIE Biophotonics Technology Innovator Award
Nimmi Ramanujam cited for the development of disruptive low-cost, high-performance technologies to enable see-and-treat paradigms for cervical cancer prevention
Historic $261 Million Distribution to Benefit Education, Research, Financial Aid at Duke
Four-decade relationship with LORD Corporation leads to support for Duke Engineering, student financial aid
Low-Cost, Portable System Takes OCT Beyond Ophthalmology
Duke Engineers adapt OCT system to make it useful for minimally invasive joint surgery
The 2019-20 Entrepreneur’s Workshop Series
Duke Engineering and MEDx offer free weekend workshops for Duke faculty, staff and students
Inaugural Precision Medicine Conference Held at Duke
Hosted by the Woo Center for Big Data and Precision Medicine, the new conference brought together leaders in data-driven approaches to improving health
The Evolution of Genetic Engineering
A Q&A with Charles Gersbach
Fixing Muscle and the Brain
Nenad Bursac and Tatiana Segura are engineering hydrogel microenvironments to physically and chemically support the growth of skeletal muscle and brain tissue
Programming Cell Behavior
With work spanning gene circuits, antibiotic resistance and mathematical modeling of cellular networks, Lingchong You explores how to harness microbes
Big Ideas on a Small Surface
George Truskey and Shyni Varghese use custom lab-on-a-chip technologies to create novel models of tissues, organs and diseases