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AI Helps Medical Professionals Read Confusing EEGs to Save Lives

Interpretable model almost doubles medical professionals’ accuracy while showing its work, assisting their decision making rather than telling them what to do

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Trivedi wins 2024 Jean-Claude Laprie Award in Dependable Computing

Award recognizes advances to detect and estimate software aging in the UNIX operating system
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Learning Coding Basics by Building PB&Js

Adam Davidson recently led an outreach program that taught fourth grade students the fundamentals of coding through defining each step needed to build a classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich
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Duke Engineering Celebrates the Class of 2024
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Pushing the Limits and Advancing the Capabilities of Fiber-Optic Networks
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A Look Into the Lives of Graduating Seniors
Awards season updates

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Celebrating Duke Engineering Awards for Spring 2024

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Wreaking Havoc on Academic Publishing

Without changes, thousands of academic papers could be sent to chatbots as reviewers without the knowledge of the authors, Cynthia Rudin warns.

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Who’s Making Chips for AI? Chinese Manufacturers Lag Behind US Tech Giants

Yiran Chen says that the US's ban on selling the latest computer chips that enable generative AI could leave China behind and unable to catch up

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5 Members

of the National Academy of Engineering —on the Duke ECE faculty

Ranked #8

in computer engineering faculty research productivity—Academic Analytics 2022

$31 million

in new research awards —fiscal 2023

#18

Graduate program in Electrical and Computer Engineering
—U.S. News