Engineered Living-Cell Blood Vessel Provides New Insights to Progeria
New model reveals a unique role of the cells lining blood vessels in progeria, a rare accelerated-aging disease
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Duke Student Startup Wins $50,000 NFL 1st and Future Innovation Challenge
Formed by three Duke Engineers on Duke’s football team, Protect3d uses 3D scanners and printers to produce anatomically precise protective devices
Duke Trio Named Finalists for NFL Honor
Former Duke football lettermen Clark Bulleit, Kevin Gehsmann, and Tim Skapek are finalists for the NFL 1st and Future innovations competition
One Quarter Of Bacterial Pathogens Can Spread Antibiotic Resistance Directly To Peers
Antibiotics do not affect the speed at which pathogens share resistance genes
Artificial Intelligence Predicts Treatment Outcome for Diabetes-Related Vision Loss
New algorithm poised to help doctors individualize treatment for diabetic macular edema
Women’s Health: It’s Personal for Nimmi Ramanujam
Nimmi Ramanujam gauges success by determining how she can change the status quo and push the boundaries of biomedical engineering
Machine Learning Shapes Microwaves for a Computer’s Eyes
Hardware and software tweak microwave patterns to discover the most efficient way to identify objects
Duke Researchers Garner Over $6 Million in NIH Funding to Fight Genetic Diseases
Collaborative work using CRISPR genome editing to address the burden of genetic neuromuscular diseases flourishes across Duke
Farsiu, Krolik Elected Fellows of the IEEE
Duke engineers honored for research improving ophthalmic image processing and resolution and contributions to statistical signal and sensor array processing
Six Duke Engineers Among Global Highly Cited
Annual Clarivate Analytics list includes 54 Duke researchers, tying the university for 8th worldwide
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