Authored by Octavio Albarrán, Renata Garcés, Giacomo Po, Christoph F. Schmidt, and Jeff D. Eldredge
Mohamed Noor, dean of natural sciences since 2018 and professor of biology, will become Interim Dean of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences when Valerie Ashby departs this summer
"Since its inception, Valerie Ashby has been an enthusiastic and generous supporter of Duke’s Materials Initiative. The materials science and engineering community at Duke will miss her insights and sage advice," said Stefan Zauscher, director of DMI.
New CEE faculty member Andrew Jones III is pursuing ways to remove tough biofilms and bring water equity to communities
An international research team including Stefano Curtarolo has used his AFLOW database to predict which compounds are best candidates for experimental research among a new class of 2D materials which are of great interest for areas such as nanoelectronics.
The medical device company, which is commercializing technology developed by Duke MEMS's Ken Gall, made the disclosure in an SEC filing
A $1 million award from the W. M. Keck Foundation will help a Duke University research team take a crucial step towards replicating and improving upon one of the energy conversion processes that happens inside cells and potentially leading to impacts on solar energy systems
Duke University celebrates some of the many women scholars who are changing the world with innovations for a more sustainable future
Tyrata licensed tire sensor technology developed by Duke ECE's Aaron Franklin
The efforts of Segura's Duke BME lab are leading to transformative outcomes for stroke, brain damage, bone malformation, and more.
The materials scientist was recognized for outstanding contributions to polymer and soft matter physics
Duke researchers implemented a water sampling campaign in rural Sri Lanka—aiming to discover origins of a cluster of chronic kidney disease
Adrienne Stiff-Roberts's impact over nearly 20 years can be felt throughout every corner of the school and even into the surrounding community
Duke researchers present virtual seminars on how biomaterials, AI, sustainable and energy materials, and metamaterials address societal problems
A team of researchers led by Duke chemistry professor Michael Therien have developed a conducting system that controls the spin of electrons and transmits a spin current over long distances without need for ultra-cold temperatures required by typical spin-conductors
Competitive five-year grant will help Po-Chun Hsu develop new wearable technology to manage heat around the human body without using additional power supply
