Electrical and Computer Engineering

When carbon nanotube forests are placed on an elastomer substrate pre-stretched in two directions, it creates a maze of spaghetti instead of rows, improving the stretchable supercapacitor’s performance

March 19, 2020

Stretched to Eight Times Their Size, These Supercapacitors Are Ready for Your Wearable Devices

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This conveyer of rubber bands separates solid and liquid waste effectively in an experimental sanitation system at a test site in India. But at a facility in South Africa, where the culture uses toilet paper, the results aren’t as good.

February 17, 2020

Toilet Paper Sabotage Isn't Stopping Progress on Project to 'Reinvent the Toilet'

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Sonia Grego

February 3, 2020

Smart Toilet Saves Vital Health Data from Getting Flushed

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Ingrid Daubechies

January 28, 2020

Ingrid Daubechies, Making Waves

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An example of a wave pattern (right) and its intensity levels (left) developed by the machine learning algorithm to best illuminate the most important features of an object being identified.

January 15, 2020

Using Microwave Patterns for a More Efficient Method to Identify Objects

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Researchers at Duke have created a simple scorecard for determining which patients most need to be continuously monitored by an EEG

December 10, 2019

To Save Lives During Seizures, Grab a Scorecard, Machine Learning Style

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An artistic rendering of a new type of multispectral imaging detector. Depending on their size and spacing, nanocubes sitting on top of a thin layer of gold trap specific frequencies of light, which heats up the materials beneath to create an electronic s

November 25, 2019

Taking Inexpensive Cameras Beyond Visible Light

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A Duke team trained a computer to identify up to 200 species of birds from just a photo. Given a photo of a mystery bird (top), the A.I. spits out heat maps showing which parts of the image are most similar to typical species features it has seen before.

October 31, 2019

This A.I. Birdwatcher Lets You ‘See’ Through the Eyes of a Machine

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An artistic rendering of a new type of hyperspectral imaging detector. Depending on their size and spacing, nanocubes sitting on top of a thin layer of gold trap specific frequencies of light, which heats up the materials beneath to create an electronic s

October 16, 2019

Mikkelsen Wins Moore Inventor Fellowship to Pursue Hyperspectral Cameras

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Missy Cummings points out features of her laboratory's 'Fukushima experiment' to visitors from North Carolina state agencies

October 15, 2019

Showing State Officials a Glimpse of North Carolina's Future in Autonomous Technologies

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Two electronically active leads directly printed along the underside of Duke graduate student Nick Williams’s pinky successfully light up an LED when a voltage is applied.

October 3, 2019

Printed Electronics: It's For Material as Soft as Your Skin

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Onome-Akinbode James

August 15, 2019

Onome-Akinbode James is Winning on the Court, But Engineering Comes First

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Photo courtesy Duke Electric Vehicles

July 10, 2019

A Second World Record for Pratt Students

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quantum computing course at Pratt

June 26, 2019

Quick Course: Summer Computing at Pratt Opens New Doors for Students

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The Dan River

June 19, 2019

Drones Are Smuggling Contraband into NC Prisons. Duke Has an App to Stop It

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June 13, 2019

Ten Years After Publication, Sapiro's Paper Honored for Laying the Foundations for Study of Modern Machine Learning

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