Accelerating Self-Driving Car Innovation Xin Li is improving self-driving cars by training them with computer simulations while integrating new technology
Metamaterials Bend Waves of All Kinds Duke teams looking at sound, water, light – everything that moves in waves can be a potential revolution. ... /*-->*/
Missy Cummings, Talking Artificial Intelligence at Davos Pratt professor returns to forum for presentation Among those presenting at last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, was...
The Atomic Dynamics of Rare Everlasting Electric Fields Confirming a theoretical model required blasting a sample at 3,000 degrees with neutrons
Students Connect Engineering and Entrepreneurship in Technology & Design Pathway Engineering Innovation (EGR121L) Students in...
Laser Evaporation Technology to Create New Solar Materials Delicate hybrid organic-inorganic crystals open new possibilities for light-based technologies
Leila Bridgeman: Controlling the Robots of Tomorrow New faculty member Leila Bridgeman develops the theories underlying the systems that control autonomous machines
David Smith on How Invisibility Is No Longer the Stuff of Science Fiction Duke professor links his metamaterials research to pop culture visions of invisibility
Sound Waves Separate Biological Nanoparticles for 'Liquid Biopsies' A prototype device developed by an international team of engineers can sift exceedingly tiny particles called exosomes from blood samples without having to send samples off to a lab
