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| Duke Engineering

Helping Duke Engineers Share Their Stories

New programming in Duke Engineering’s Graduate Communications and Intercultural Programs focuses on science communications

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| Duke Engineering

Duke Engineering's Revamped PhD Plus Program Helps Steer Students’ Career Paths

Focusing on a different career path each year helps engineering PhD students decide which to follow after defending their dissertation
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| Duke Engineering

Duke Engineering Students Flex Their Leadership Muscles

Sydney Hunt and Joshua Crittenden on how the Duke experience inspired them to become finalists for Duke Young Trustee
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| Duke Interdisciplinary Studies

Visualizing Hidden Risks

How CEE PhD student Celine Robinson leveraged the Code+ summer program for her dissertation and beyond
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| Duke Engineering

Duke Engineering: Then & Now

As part of National Engineers Week, take a look at how Duke Engineering has changed and grown over the years
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| Duke Today

Turkey’s Fate Was Sealed by Failures – Both Structural and Political, Experts Say

CEE Professor Henri Gavin joins campus colleagues to look look at the politics and engineering of earthquake damage
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| Duke Engineering

Katul Elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Engineering

Tightly tying Duke’s environment and engineering schools together for three decades, Katul was recognized for his advances in eco-hydrology and environmental fluid mechanics
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| Duke Research Blog

What is it Like to Direct a Large Research Center?

Claudia Gunsch and Yiran Chen describe the trials and tribulations of leading multimillion dollar research institutes at Duke
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| Duke Engineering

Crushing Cylinders in the Name of Science

Sophomore Sage Cooley gets manuscript accepted in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London by buckling hundreds of 3D-printed cylinders
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| Duke Mag

What the Clouds Say

Why modeling climate patterns on a small scale can have a big impact on understanding tomorrow’s weather