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New Catheter Design
Duke University engineers have developed a new design that could help eliminate the threat of infection from millions of urinary catheters. The dual-channel design uses a mechanical method to uproo... -
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Vasculature in Action
Biomedical engineers have grown living skeletal muscle that looks a lot like the real thing. It contracts powerfully and rapidly, integrates into mice quickly, and for the first time, demonstrates ... -
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Reinventing the Toilet
Watch Duke University professor of civil and environmental engineering Marc Deshusses describe his project to create a self-contained sewage treatment plant for areas in developing nations in need ... -
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Duke's Prototype Toilet
Watch Duke University professor of civil and environmental engineering Marc Deshusses explain his project to create a self-contained toilet system for developing countries that can cheaply and effi... -
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Acoustic Cloak Demonstration
Engineers have demonstrated the world's first three-dimensional acoustic cloak. The new device reroutes sound waves to give the effect that both it and anything beneath it are not there. It works i... -
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Robust Compressed Sensing: How Undersampling Introduces Noise and What We Can Do About It
As part of Duke Engineering's New Faculty Lecture Series, Galen Reeves, Phd, gives a presentation entitled "Robust Compressed Sensing: How Undersampling Introduces Noise and What We Can Do About It." -
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Taking the Measure of Measurement: Understanding Modern Approaches to Sensing
Michael Gehm, Associate Professor in the Duke Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, talks about key aspects of computational sensing. -
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Growing Bacteria Keep Time, Know Their Place
Working with a synthetic gene circuit designed to coax bacteria to grow in a predictable ring pattern, Duke University scientists have revealed an underappreciated contributor to natural pattern fo... -
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Volker Blum: An Integrated, First-Principles Vision for Materials, Nanostructures, and Properties
Duke Engineering's Volker Blum discusses his research in computational, quantum-mechanics based prediction of materials and molecular properties. -
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Hart Sculpture Barnraising at Duke Fitzpatrick CIEMAS Atrium
With help from the Duke community, four orbs designed by George Hart were assembled and raised high in the atrium of Fitzpatrick CIEMAS. The sculpture, commissioned by math and Duke ECE professor I... -
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