News
September 17, 2018
New Engineering Graduate Communications Center Offers Courses and Coaching
Offerings range from mastering conversation to effective writing to giving a research presentation
September 10, 2018
Fourteen Earn National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships
Highly competitive national awards will help 14 new and returning Duke Engineering graduate students conduct research on campus
September 07, 2018
Po-Chun Hsu: Engineering Nanostructured Materials to Keep You Cool
New faculty member Po-Chun Hsu designs materials at the nanoscale tailored to transmit, block and absorb thermal radiation
August 27, 2018
In the Race of Life, the Tortoise Beats the Hare Every Time
Research shows that, when speed is averaged throughout a lifetime, the fastest animals and machines are actually the slowest
August 21, 2018
Duke Engineers Join National Center on Emerging Energy Materials
Three Duke faculty members will work to develop new hybrid organic-inorganic semiconductors for novel energy applications
August 20, 2018
10 of Nation's Brightest College-Bound Students Selected as Inaugural A. James Clark Scholars at Duke
The students—all members of the incoming class of 2022—represent six states, and a wide range of experiences and achievements.
August 10, 2018
For Duke Summer Research Experience, Undergraduates Flock from Afar
Duke's Research Experience for Undergraduates programs offer participants experience in the lab and practical tips for the future
August 07, 2018
Duke Students Break Guinness World Record for Fuel Efficiency
Duke Engineering is now the official home of the most fuel-efficient vehicle in history, a hydrogen fuel cell car that gets the equivalent of 14,573 miles per gallon
July 26, 2018
Soundwave-Surfing Droplets Leave No Traces Behind
New digital microfluidics platform uses soundwaves and oil to avoid contamination for reusable lab-on-a-chip devices
July 17, 2018
Robots Lend Themselves a Hand
Kris Hauser is teaching humanoid robots to use their hands to stop themselves from falling
July 03, 2018
Sound Waves Could Provide 'Liquid Biopsies'
Acoustic microfluidic platform gently and quickly separates circulating tumor cells from blood samples