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Said@Duke: Luis von Ahn on Using Technology for Good

Said@Duke: Luis von Ahn on Using Technology for Good

Luis von Ahn, who earned a bachelor's degree in math from Duke in 2000, is a pioneer in...

Dr. Amanda Randles

Randles' Cancer Simulations Aims to Be Critical Step Toward Understanding Cancer Metastasis

At Duke, Justin Sherman's curiosity about cybersecurity has turned him into a sought-after writer on the intersection of technology, policy and ethics.

On Hacking, Ethics and Op-Eds: How Justin Sherman Became a Cybersecurity Policy Wonk

The senior student discusses why Duke is the best place to mesh his academic interests

Justin Sherman started teaching himself computer coding in 8th grade. Around the same time, he...

Cold War Analogies are Warping Tech Policy

Justin Sherman: Cold War Analogies are Warping Tech Policy

Who Should Own Your Digital Data?

Philip Napoli: Who Should Own Your Digital Data?

Last Day to Comment for a Duke Project to Win a NSF Project on the Science of Consciousness

Ingrid Daubechies

Talking with Ingrid Daubechies: 8 Tips for Generating Creative Ideas

Cynthia Rudin

Stop Gambling with Black Box and Explainable Models on High-Stakes Decisions

White House Should Prioritize IP Theft In U.S.-China Trade Talks

Justin Sherman: White House Should Prioritize IP Theft In U.S.-China Trade Talks

These tiny points of light might look like stars twinkling in the sky. But in reality they’re different molecules of light-up DNA, blinking on and off as they bind and unbind under a microscope. Courtesy of Shalin Shah, Duke University.

Tiny Light-Up Barcodes Identify Molecules by Their Twinkling

Tags made of flashing DNA let researchers tease apart dozens of molecules at once

DURHAM, N.C. -- An imaging technique developed at Duke University could make it possible to peer...