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Duke Engineering's "Character Forward Initiative" is helping to shape students' outlooks and perspectives beginning in EGR 101.

Members of the inaugural MEng C&SE cohort reflect on how Duke’s interdisciplinary climate engineering program prepared them for careers in consulting, climate policy and corporate sustainability.

Intellectual Community Planning Grants are helping Duke Engineering faculty tackle big issues like global cancer disparities, insuring increasing climate risks and securing the nation's supply of critical minerals.

The mechanics of how water and carbon dioxide move in and out of plants greatly affects how trees grow in a carbon-dioxide-enriched environments.

The Duke Climate Collaboration Symposium explored the history of geothermal energy at Duke and accelerate its use along the East Coast.

Stumped by high levels of PFAS contamination in Chapel Hill and Pittsboro drinking water, Lee Ferguson used new methods to find the source of the pollution upstream.

Lee Ferguson's lab works to detect PFAS precursors coming from a local textile manufacturing plant.

Story behind the discovery in North Carolina’s Haw River watershed offers insights and raises concerns for other communities dealing with high levels of PFAS

From crisis playbooks to organizational culture, leaders from different industries offer insight on leading through stress.

Learn how faculty across Duke Engineering navigate academia while nurturing the next generation of engineers—both at home and in the lab

Household robots and AI assistants illustrate how personality can make technology more approachable, while also amplifying ethical dilemmas.

Successful PhD graduates from Duke Engineering share their experiences and advice for starting a company during doctoral studies.