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Meet the Winners of the 2022 DST Launch Seed Grants - Vimarsana News

Meet the Winners of the 2022 DST Launch Seed Grants

The Office for Research & Innovation has awarded funding to eight, interdisciplinary projects as part of the inaugural Duke Science and Technology (DST) Launch Seed Grant Program. This year’s winners

Source: duke.edu
Leading Experts Suggest Guidelines for Assessing Emerging Transistor Performance - Vimarsana News

Leading Experts Suggest Guidelines for Assessing Emerging Transistor Performance

To continue making smartphones, laptops, and other devices more powerful and energy efficient, industry is intensely focused on identifying promising next-ge

Source: nist.gov
Now as Duke Faculty, First-Generation College Students Share Their Journeys - Vimarsana News

Now as Duke Faculty, First-Generation College Students Share Their Journeys

Among the Duke University faculty who come from diverse backgrounds, 31 professors have identified themselves as the first member in their family to attend college and/or come from a low-income

Source: duke.edu
Search Committee for New Graduate School Dean Named - Vimarsana News

Search Committee for New Graduate School Dean Named

Provost Sally Kornbluth has appointed a committee to conduct the national search for Duke University’s next dean of The Graduate School and vice provost for graduate education, succeeding Paula D.

Source: duke.edu
Fully Recyclable Printed Electronics | Printed Electronics World - Vimarsana News

Fully Recyclable Printed Electronics | Printed Electronics World

Engineers at Duke University have developed the world's first fully recyclable printed electronics. By demonstrating a crucial and relatively complex computer component — the transistor — created with three carbon-based inks, the researchers hope to inspire a new generation of recyclable electronics to help fight the growing global epidemic of electronic waste. The work appears online April 26 in the journal Nature Electronics.   "Silicon-based computer components are probably never going away, and we don't expect easily recyclable electronics like ours to replace the technology and devi...