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Tatiana Segura

November 7, 2017

Tatiana Segura: Promoting Healing and Healthy Tissue

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Iman Marvainn

November 7, 2017

Iman Marvian: Harnessing Quantum Mechanics for Tomorrow’s Technologies

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Meet the New Faculty

November 6, 2017

Introducing the New Faculty, 2017

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A snap-on invention can make 2-D ultrasound machines much more powerful.

October 31, 2017

The $10 Ultrasound Upgrade Gives Standard 2-D Ultrasound Machines 3-D Imaging Capabilities

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Five Methods For Turning Invisible, Ranked By The Inventor Of A Real-Life Invisibility Cloak

October 24, 2017

David Smith: Five Methods For Turning Invisible, Ranked By The Inventor Of A Real-Life Invisibility Cloak

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H.G. Wells' "The Invisible Man" 1933. (from Gilphy)

October 23, 2017

David Smith on How Invisibility Is No Longer the Stuff of Science Fiction

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Duke and Makerere BME students during the Spring Break trip to Uganda earlier this year.

October 18, 2017

Building Biomedical Engineering Capacity through Educational Partnerships

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Duke Engineering’s new Design Pod for students is in the Levine Science Research Center.

October 16, 2017

Engineering Design Pod: The Newest Innovation Center

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Duke alumnus Eddy Cue discussed his career at Apple and advised students in a program designed to attract more women into technology fields. Photo by Duke Photography

October 16, 2017

Duke Alumnus, Apple Innovator Eddy Cue Helps Promote DTech Program

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Durham Athletic Park

October 13, 2017

Deterring Drones from Ballparks and Botanical Gardens

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Black dots mark gold nanoparticles that have been attracted to the surface of pressure-sensitive domes constructed by engineered bacteria.

October 9, 2017

Bacteria Self-Organize to Build Working Sensors

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Former DGHI doctoral scholar Aaron Forbis-Stokes (right) and system operator Felix Kiptoo pose in front of a newly-upgraded ADPL in Eldoret, Kenya.

October 2, 2017

DGHI-Led Team Is Engineering Improved Sanitation in Three Countries

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Emily Shannon and Gabriel Antoniak test the length of the first prototype prosthetic arm while the recipient tries it on during their first trip to Haiti

October 2, 2017

Duke Engineering Students 3D-print a Prosthetic Arm for Young Haitian Boy

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New hires for the quantitative initiative include, from top: Amy Goldberg, Xiuyuan Cheng, Peter Hoff, Nicolas Brunel and Iman Marvian.

September 26, 2017

A Quantitative Investment in Promoting the Sciences at Duke

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Jackie O at the Taj Mahal

September 21, 2017

Duke Launches India Initiative with Talk on Air Pollution

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Duke University researchers have developed a prototype device that uses sound waves to separate tiny particles called exosomes from blood samples. Cells produce exosomes to communicate with one another and could play a large role in future diagnostics and

September 19, 2017

Sound Waves Separate Biological Nanoparticles for 'Liquid Biopsies'

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