Meet Duke Engineering's three new executives-in-residence
Duke Engineering’s three new executives-in-residence have proven their savvy in the entrepreneurial space. Check out their bios.
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Sometimes in Microbial Life, Size Matters | Duke Pratt School of Engineering
The multi-institutional PreMiEr Engineering Research Center will rely on three life-sized test beds to examine how microbial communities affect human health in the places people live, work and play.
Source: duke.edu
Jeseth Delgado Vela: Optimizing Microbial Communities for Wastewater Treatment
New faculty member Jeseth Delgado Vela works to understand the microbes that clean our wastewater and improve their performance
Source: duke.edu
Nicole Rockey: Engineering Roadblocks Across Pathogens' Paths to Infection | Duke Pratt School of Engineering
New faculty member Nicole Rockey mixes expertise in civil engineering and virology to make our indoor environments less hospitable to disease-spreading microbes
United States Nicole Rockey Duke University Medical Center Department Of Civil University Of Michigan Engineering Research Center
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Duke-led Center Seeks to Examine and Engineer the Microbial Communities of Indoor Spaces
A multidisciplinary team of researchers led by Duke University will undertake an ambitious endeavor to understand and improve the microbial communities that inhabit the structures in which we live, work and play — what scientists call the “built environment.”
United States North Carolina North Carolina State University University Of North Carolina Charlotte University Of North Carolina Duke University
Source: ncbiotech.org
Duke-led Center Seeks to Examine and Engineer the Microbial Communities of Indoor Spaces
New $26 million center will work to understand and engineer the microbiomes in our homes, workspaces and other built environments
Duke University North Carolina United States North Carolina State University University Of North Carolina Anthony Fodor
Source: duke.edu