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Olivier Delaire used the power of neutron scattering and large-scale computer simulations to figure out what's going on inside these materials.

Matthew Becker helps create polymers made like miniature chainmail armor that have strange—and useful—properties

The interdisciplinary leader, whose research is aimed at understanding how nanoparticles interact with biological systems, will lead Duke MEMS through June 2028

Duke Provost (and MEMS Professor) Alec Gallimore talks about his roots as an electric propulsion researcher for space flight and its impact on his current role

Mechanical engineering and filmmaking might seem like two disparate fields, but Izzy Dudlyke is proving that they're not

A new Master of Engineering in Robotics & Autonomy program joins Duke's undergraduate and graduate certificates for aspiring technology leaders

Unusual atomic vibrations in a crystalline structure explain potential solid-state battery material’s superionic transport abilities

Researchers at Duke University’s General Robotics Lab present CREW, a platform facilitating seamless interaction between humans and AI to enable more intuitive and effective partnerships

Duke Engineering was the beta tester for Duke's Partnership Platform, which looks to streamline and enhance Duke's work with community partners

Stabilizing the glassy state of materials using rare instrumentation unlocks a new line of research for perovskites

Duke's Medical Robotics Symposium highlighted advancements in surgical technology, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between engineers, clinicians and students

Experts from around the world gathered at Duke for the first Advanced Multifunctional Metamaterials Workshop to shape the future of the field