Computer Science

Maddie Wilkinson and Joanna Li

August 27, 2018

For Women Student Coders, DTech Provides Strength in Numbers

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Aria Chernik and OSPRI student Sharon Peng participate in the Red Hat CO.LAB project, which seeks to close the STEM diversity gap and teach middle school girls about the power of collaboration.

August 7, 2018

Harnessing the Power of Open Source Research and Teaching to Transform Education

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Ingrid Daubechies

August 6, 2018

Ingrid Daubechies' Favorite Theorem: It Involves Graphs And Biologists Love It

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The Pratt School of Engineering's Krishnendu Chakrabarty has been a innovator in how the immense power of computing can be used for a wide variety of tasks.

June 25, 2018

Blue Devil of the Week: Harnessing the Power of Technology

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Harper and Rosenstein were able to create six web-based apps exploring climate change,

April 19, 2018

On the Way to a Doctorate in Ecology, He Found a Passion for Telling Stories with Data

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With Big Data Collected In Ways That People Do Not Know, We Need To Rethink Privacy

April 19, 2018

David A. Hoffman: Big Data Collecting -- We Need To Rethink Privacy

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Goldwater Scholars: Samantha Bouchal, Shomik Verma and Pranav Warman

April 4, 2018

Two Duke Juniors, One Sophomore Named Goldwater Scholars

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Kristin Stephens-Martinez

March 20, 2018

Meet the New Faculty: Kristin Stephens-Martinez Takes a 'Meaning-full' Approach to Data Science

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Algorithms And Justice -- Scrapping The ‘Black Box’

February 14, 2018

Cynthia Rudin: Algorithms And Justice -- Scrapping The ‘Black Box’

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Grayson Allen makes a headline with a dunk

December 6, 2017

In the Future, Your Sports Headlines May be Generated by Algorithm

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For Weight Loss, Ditch The Apps

November 17, 2017

Gary Bennett: For Weight Loss, Ditch The Apps

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The student-built Swipe-O-Matic added me to the Co-Lab mailing list, just by swiping my Duke card.

October 25, 2017

The Internet of Things: Useful or Dangerous?

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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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A student works on a robot arm

August 30, 2017

The Workplace of the Future

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How I Taught My Computer to Write Its Own Music

August 3, 2017

John Supko: How I Taught my Computer to Write its Own Music

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Many states make decisions about sentencing, bail, probation and parole based on secret computer algorithms, but how they work is a mystery. Duke’s Cynthia Rudin says it doesn’t have to be that way.

July 19, 2017

Opening the Lid on Criminal Sentencing Software

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