Opening the Lid on Criminal Sentencing Software New technology aims to make recidivism prediction more accountable DURHAM, N.C. -- In 2013, a Wisconsin man named Eric Loomis was convicted of fleeing an officer...
State-of-the-Art Technology in Surprising Places From protecting books to improving curveballs, cutting-edge technology is across Duke When you walk into the sunlit lobby of the Wilkinson Building, there’s a dark glass panel...
Stay Current with Workplace Tech by Attending Free Webinars Brush up on familiar tools or develop new skills with OIT's Learn IT @ Lunch live webinars through May 4 The Learn IT @ Lunch webinar series is underway with free lunch hour training sessions on nine...
New Year, New Focus on Career Goals With lessons learned during the pandemic, colleagues make plans for 2022 In the course of her role now, Mirna Dave finds herself in the Sanford School of Public Policy...
Alonzo Felder, DGHI’s long-time IT analyst, to Retire Felder will retire on Dec. 31 after 37 years with Duke
Cyber Drills Keep Duke Safe Managers across the University and Health System can request a simulated attack to train teams to spot hacking In April, Kevin Wood was checking work email when he saw one from a John Wiles about Microsoft...
Blue Devil of the Week: Discovering Creative Uses for Technology Chief Technology Officer Charley Kneifel helped create the SymMon app Name: Charley Kneifel Position: Chief Technology...
How to Conduct Hybrid Meetings With Duke work teams remote and on-site, meetings experience more change This fall, the PRATTically Speaking Toastmasters Club faced a situation familiar to many work...
Building a Professional Network During a Pandemic: Tell Us How You've Done It When keeping professional connections strong, what’s worked for you? Having a strong professional network is important – even more so with colleagues and...
