Duke Trustees Approve New Graduate Programs, 2018-19 Budget The Duke University Board of Trustees on Saturday approved three new graduate degree programs...
Biomaterials with "Frankenstein Proteins" Help Heal Tissue Biomaterial that solidifies at body temperature integrates into wounds to help cells grow
Finding Free Bytes for Security Miroslav Pajic is securing autonomous cars by double-checking data and embedding security protocols into its computational downtime
The Road to Biomedical Engineering Went Through Brahms Nimmi Ramanujam once envisioned life as a musician but found her purpose in engineering
Supercomputer Predicts Optical and Thermal Properties of Complex Hybrid Materials Computational models of layered hybrid perovskites open new material design space for light-based applications such as LEDs and water purification
Copper Ions Flow Like Liquid through the Frozen Atomic Network of a Crystal Atomic insights into superionic crystals could lead to safer, more efficient rechargeable batteries
Immune Cells Help Older Muscles Heal Like New Macrophages enable regeneration of lab-grown adult muscle tissue
