The Student Experience at Duke: From Tool Shop Neophytes to Madcap Creators
Duke’s makerspaces transform students into confident builders, no matter where they start
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Merging Policy and Technology for a Resilient Water System
New CEE faculty member Andrew Jones III is pursuing ways to remove tough biofilms and bring water equity to communities
Duke Scientists Find Brain Network That Makes Mice Mingle
A collection of coordinated brain regions predicts and directs social behavior
Why flush toilets are wasteful | Sci NC
Modern flush toilets waste a gallon and a half of treated, potable water every time you flush. The Duke Center for WaSH-AID is working on ways to get rid of waste more efficiently.
Years After Graduating, I Still Rely on Skills Gained from Interdisciplinary Research
Former CEE PhD student Sarah Diringer writes about how working with Bass Connections and the Duke Global Health Institute teams helped her see water as part of an intricate web of people and the environment.
Cellular Filaments, Bacterial ‘Easter Eggs,’ Solar Panel Fungi Win 2022 Envisioning the Invisible Image Contest
Image contest at Duke explores and explains the world around us
Spotlighting Innovative Duke Scholars for #InternationalWomensDay 2022
Duke University celebrates some of the many women scholars who are changing the world with innovations for a more sustainable future
Dipping into Sri Lanka’s Rural Wells
Duke researchers implemented a water sampling campaign in rural Sri Lanka—aiming to discover origins of a cluster of chronic kidney disease
Duke Engineering’s Faculty and Staff Receive Grants for Projects to Foster Equitable Communities
One project will create a book club between engineering faculty and undergraduate students and another will start a series of faculty-staff workshops in Duke MEMS.
The Mystery of the Small Dimensionless Number with a Big Effect
Theory and simulations reveal why seemingly weak effects sometimes play a strong role in how particles move through the air close to the Earth’s surface
Civil Engineering Student Named Marshall Scholar
James Marek is one of 41 recipients of the prestigious Marshall Scholarship, which funds post-graduate study in the UK
Enabling a Sustainable Supply of Critical Minerals for the Energy Transition
A Q&A with Megan O'Connor PhD'17, the CEO and co-founder of Nth Cycle