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Duke CEE faculty are pushing the field of geomechanics into the future through interdisciplinary research focused on tomorrow’s energy needs

The new 150,000-square-foot Wilkinson Building was designed for sustainable collaboration

For more than 30 years, noted civil engineer and Duke CEE professor Henry Petroski has explained our world from an engineering perspective, as a columnist for American Scientist

Highly competitive national awards will help 12 new and returning Duke Engineering graduate students conduct research on campus

Duke CEE attracts a particular type of student: scrappy, resourceful and deeply interested in improving human health and the state of the environment. Many of these students focus on global development projects; others are exploring science communication as a new avenue to create meaningful change

National accolades, new grants and professional society recognitions—see who captured top honors in 2020-21

Eight significant new awards for the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will support research in sustainability, resilience and human health

First-year design teams develop solutions for real clients with real problems, like crop loss and decreased mobility

String of papers shows how advanced modeling algorithms can enable and improve statistical models for individualized heart care, biomedical devices, transcrania

This year, across Duke University, safety came first. Professors had to envision new learning methods, those that drew on the intimacies of a shared environment but allowed for interactions amid masking, distance and testing

Faculty are creating impactful educational experiences grounded in problem-based learning and an entrepreneurial mindset

The faculty recruitment and retention effort, called Duke Science and Technology, will give the university resources to expand core strengths in Duke’s research, extending to nearly every corner of the university.