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Four Duke Teams Selected for New Federal AI Research Program
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (408+ words) From understanding atomic nuclei to better hardware for robotics, Duke researchers use AI to tackle complex challenges The following brings together announcements from Pratt School of Engineering and Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. Four Duke-led teams – two from the Pratt…...
Five Lives, Five Callings, One Shared Commitment to Duke
4+ day, 47+ min ago (1349+ words) Illustrated portraits of staff and faculty explore the experiences that shaped careers built on compassion, curiosity and service I tried to capture the essence of each person, their work and their lives, and the illustrations I created allowed me to…...
The Declaration of Independence Is Coming to Town
1+ week, 1+ day ago (246+ words) Duke and Durham’s We the People initiative will feature rare copies of the Declaration, along with a series of community programs This is a summary of a story on Duke Arts. Arts units across Duke are focusing on a rare…...
July Wrapup: Duke Rides; Physics Nod; Sawyer Seminar
1+ week, 1+ day ago (324+ words) Here’s a roundup of recent announcements across campus: Duke Rides: Fight Against Cancer Duke Rides is Duke’s new signature event with a powerful purpose: to fund innovative cancer research, clinical trials, and patient care at Duke. Set for Oct. 3, 2026, at…...
Anyone Can Be a Writer
1+ week, 1+ day ago (371+ words) English professor's book explores how the internet has changed the publishing industry The following is a summary of a story written by Elizabeth Richardson on Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. What happens to literature when anyone can write whatever they…...
These Books Are Revolutionary
1+ week, 2+ day ago (288+ words) Curious about America’s founding? These books from Trinity faculty members put the nation’s birthday in a global context This is a summary of a story written by Margo Lakin on Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. A collection of books by…...
How Weight Loss Drugs Pose Challenges for Plastic Surgeons
1+ week, 2+ day ago (239+ words) This is a summary of a story written by Shantell Kirkendoll on Duke University School of Medicine. Weight loss surgery has transformed lives for decades. Now, blockbuster GLP-1 drugs are accelerating that transformation and bringing a new challenge for plastic…...
Summer Doesn’t Mean a Break from Research
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1390+ words) From archives to labs, undergraduates spent their break at Duke testing ideas and learning that persistence matters as much as results Duke‘s campus doesn‘t go quiet over the summer; many students just trade classrooms for hands-on research. At…...
A Future Found at Duke: Catching Up with Aastha Baral in Working@Duke’s 20th Year
1+ week, 4+ day ago (684+ words) Three years after sharing why she chose Duke, Baral has earned her master’s degree, become a nurse practitioner and found a professional home This story is part of the celebration of the Working@Duke print publication's first 20 years. Since its…...
For This Duke Doctor, Help Has Four Paws
1+ week, 4+ day ago (812+ words) Multiple sclerosis had quietly narrowed Nick Said's world, but his service dog, Tomate, is giving him renewed confidence, independence and joy About a year ago, Camilla Said made a pitch for a family dog. Camilla, now 12, dreams of becoming a…...