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...
Duke to Lead $5.83 Million DHS Project to Reinvent Airport Screening Engineering researchers will develop molecular-level x-ray screening technology to improve airport security
The Challenge: Controlling Drones After You Lose Communication With Them Researchers develop algorithms for teams of drones to collaboratively explore new terrain while falling in and out of communication with one another
Biochips Are Changing Clinical Diagnosis and Drug Discovery. A Pratt Ph.D. Graduate Is at the Forefront of the Research Mohamed Ibrahim Receives Dissertation Award
Bending Light Around Tight Corners New photonic crystal waveguide based on topological insulators paves the way to build futuristic light-based computers
Hacking for Defense Class Sets Students on Solutions for National Security Problems Duke University’s growing connection with the military comes through its student body,...
Duke Engineers Are Inventing Headlights That Recognize Surrounding Environments Lights selectively illuminate important objects and display information on the roadway
Finding Free Bytes for Security Miroslav Pajic is securing autonomous cars by double-checking data and embedding security protocols into its computational downtime
