Top Student Scholars: Independent Studies of Neutrinos, Medicaid Policy and African Feminism Faculty Scholars Awards presented to five juniors for independent study Duke’s highest undergraduate scholar award has gone to a neutrino hunter in physics and...
5 Free Things to do at Duke in March Faith, music, science and stars among the topics to explore at Duke this month For many around here, March is a time to indulge their passion for college basketball. But if...
The Optical Society Recognizes Duke Professor Warren S. Warren Warren S. Warren, James B. Duke Professor of...
Glitter and Jell-O Reveal the Science of Oobleck Exploring how a substance switches between a substance and a liquid
High-Speed Quantum Encryption May Help Secure The Future Internet Researchers are wielding the same strange properties that drive quantum computers to create hack-proof forms of data encryption Recent advances in quantum computers may soon give hackers access to machines powerful enough to...
Iman Marvian: Harnessing Quantum Mechanics for Tomorrow’s Technologies New faculty member Iman Marvian applies quantum information theory to fields from computing to condensed matter physics
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
World’s Smallest Neutrino Detector Makes Massive Discovery Duke scientists collaborate to measure elusive neutrino behavior When it comes to neutrino experiments, bigger is usually better....
From Solid to Liquid and Back Again Physicists study how putting granular materials under stress changes their behavior and form
