Early registration for Precision Medicine conference at Duke ends July 5
July 5 is the last day for the early bird price if you want to attend the Precision Medicine Conference at Duke in September.
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Duke study: iPhone app effective at screening children for autism
Duke study finds autism screening app produces reliable data from facial expressions of children.
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Duke is one of six schools that will replace ID cards with an Apple Wallet app
Duke University is one of the first six schools that will integrate their student IDs with the Apple Wallet app this fall.
Read MoreRed Hat names Duke student as one of two Women in Open Source Award winners
Red Hat named a Duke University student as one of two Women in Open Source Award winners at the Red Hat Summit Tuesday.
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RIoT director’s ‘State of the Region’ address: We are strong – we are getting stronger
The momentum is started to work together across government, academia and large and small business to be the next Silicon Valley. North Carolina is poised to make that happen, declares RIoT Executive Director Tom Snyder.
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Nanotechnology is becoming ever-bigger business in North Carolina
At last count North Carolina has well over 100 nanotechnology focused companies including Cree, Qorvo, Phononics, Liquidia, and hundreds of others that leverage nano in their products. So … you could say that nano is a big industry in our State that’s focused on really small things!
Read MoreDo AI assisted brain-computer interfaces spell trouble for humanity?
AI assisted brain-computer interfaces, with significant research underway at Duke University, may help the blind see and the paralyzed walk, but should the research be regulated?
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Duke researchers invent way to see through walls
Duke researchers have devised a way to see through walls using a narrow band of microwave frequencies with potential security and construction applications.
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Duke seeks ways to deter drones from ballparks, gardens
To study how an outdoor public space might shoo away unwanted drone aircraft, researchers from Duke University are teaming up with the Durham Bulls and the Sarah P. Duke Gardens to develop a set of affordable and aesthetic guidelines for deterring drones.
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