How much is peace of mind worth when it comes to smart gadgets? Credit: AndreyPopov.
Computer Science
Code+ students put their coding skills to use this summer addressing needs for Duke and Durham organizations.
July 3, 2023
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May 25, 2023
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May 4, 2023
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Designing an inclusive smart city: Duke researcher Pardis Emami-Naeini wants to make sure the 鈥榮mart cities鈥 of the future are designed with residents firmly in mind. Photo by John West/Trinity Communications
April 24, 2023
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Sofia Guerrero will use the Goldwater Scholarship for graduate study in neuroscience.
Online courses taught by Duke computer Owen Astrachan (pictured) and colleagues is being licensed for free use in Ukraine.
March 5, 2023
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Solutions aren't immediate, but panelists at the 鈥淏ig Problems in Big Tech鈥 forum said the concerns need prompt attention from scholars, society and policymakers. Photo by HuthPhoto
Duke's Nathaniel Wullar re-created a Duke coding program for students in his native Ghana
No bigger than a virus, each of these nanostructures was built using software that lets researchers design objects out of concentric rings of DNA. Models (top) and electron microscope images of the actual objects (bottom). Arizona State University.
Alumna Raahina Malik, and current senior Jenny Huang.