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Biomedical Engineering
November 18, 2025
DukeEngage: Giving Life to a ‘Graveyard’ of Medical Devices
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September 23, 2025
The Non-Invasive Tools Transforming Stroke Care
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September 18, 2025
Duke SPACE Initiative Celebrates Liftoff
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May 6, 2025
Building Character While Engineering with Character Forward Initiative
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Deven Gupta and Paul Rosu have already established impressive research records in math and science.
Amanda Randles, the director of the new Duke Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation: “We’ve created an atmosphere where truly interdisciplinary work can be done to address the toughest health care challenges.” Photo by Bill Snead
Wearable electronic monitoring devices can provide precise, non-invasive, long-term recording of a body’s outer or inner workings in real time.
Amanda Randles developed software that creates these digital twins using some of the world's biggest supercomputers.
March 7, 2025
Life-Changing Innovation: From Our Labs to the Ones You Love
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Biomedical engineer Tatiana Segura works on creating new biomaterials, including a gel that regrows tissue in damaged areas of the body and promotes wound healing.
February 13, 2025
Activating Complex Regions of the Genome to Treat Rare Diseases
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