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Learn how faculty across Duke Engineering navigate academia while nurturing the next generation of engineers—both at home and in the lab

MEMS faculty, staff, and students spent the summer mentoring young researchers, engaging middle schoolers in STEM, and bringing robotics to life for kids in the Durham community.

The MEMS professor and serial entrepreneur will take the stage as the featured speaker at Invented at Duke, the university’s annual showcase and celebration of innovation & entrepreneurship.

Duke faculty and students gain invaluable international research experience through a Research Triangle program led by NC State.

Professors David Smith, Xiaoyue Ni and Ken Gall are among those who will share tech being spun out of their labs at the annual event.

Aligned with Duke Engineering’s Character Forward initiative, Professor Siobhan Oca’s Ethics in Robotics and Automation course (ME 490) challenges students to see beyond technical skills and practice the virtues that shape responsible engineers.

Duke AERO is more than just a club — it’s a launchpad for future engineers, scientists and innovators, as well as an opportunity for students from other disciplines to learn more about rocketry.

Students tackled community-centered design challenges, engaged in service projects and connected to socially conscious engineering education efforts.

Ken Gall's startup restor3D sells customized ankle, knee, hip and shoulder joints forged by 3D printer lasers inside Research Triangle Park.

Highly competitive national awards will help new and returning graduate students conduct impactful research

Duke tech spinout restor3d, focused on personalized orthopedic implants, has raised a total of $104 million to boost its commercial plans across shoulder, hip, knee, foot and ankle replacement procedures, as it looks to launch four 3D-printed product lines by the end of next year.