The story of Duke is one of its people. Their accomplishments over the course of the first hundred years have propelled us to where we are today. Trailblazers are the faculty and staff leading us into the next century.
A new coffee table book collects major moments and little-known stories of Duke’s history
Cynthia Rudin is a Duke computer scientist and engineering professor who has studied AI for many years and, with the rise of ChatGPT and other AI-fueled tools, has become a prominent voice warning of the dangers of unregulated technologies.
Duke University scholar Ashleigh Shelby Rosette makes the concept of diversity relevant to everyone — beyond the parameters of race and gender.
The Cue Family Professor of the Practice of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science is also the Education and Workforce Director for the Athena AI Institute.
The phrase “Bleed Duke Blue” is often cliché. But not when you’re talking about Gary Bennett. Consider: He earned a graduate degree in clinical
Imagine a world with no smartphones, no YouTube, no Facebook and no AI. That was the technology landscape Tracy Futhey arrived in when she assumed the
Rosa Gonzalez-Guarda believes in the power of community. The daughter of Cubans who emigrated to the United States in the 70s, Gonzalez-Guarda was born in Miami, where Cubans were part of the majority.