Engage with Big Data at Duke
Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke brings disciplines together to unlock the potential of big data.
Rhodes iiD Mission
Unprecedented access to data and to computing is transforming our world and iiD aims to equip Duke to play a leading role.
We work with Departments and Schools to transform data science education at Duke, to develop a large and vibrant data science community with Duke at the center, and to develop a broader base of high visibility interdisciplinary research.
From Our Data+ Students
Data+ by the Numbers
weeks during the summer
undergraduates per team
grad student mentors per team
projects sharing ideas and code
Featured Projects
News
Duke Students Set Digital Traps to Study How AI Bots Scrape the Web
Durham, NC — July 7, 2025 — As artificial intelligence tools grow more powerful, they’re also growing...
Jonathan Mattingly Named Interim Director of Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke
Duke University faculty member Jonathan Mattingly, the Kimberly J. Jenkins Distinguished University Professor...
Duke Students Develop Computational Framework to Support Community Flood Resilience Planning
Durham, NC — July 1, 2025 — As climate change increases the risk of extreme weather, a team of Data+ students...
Events
+Programs Poster Session and Finale
- Friday, July 25, 2025
- 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
2024-25 Duke Society for Women in Science lunch series
Learn more about this lunch series promoting fellowship and scientific connection among female-identified scientists at Duke.
iiD in Action
Data+ 2024: Data science for operations and planning at Durham Public Schools
Data+ 2024: Visualizing the Egyptian Cotton Industry, 1911-1939
Data+ 2024: Data science for operations and planning at Durham Public Schools
Data+/Climate+ 2024: Energy transition during energy crisis: Cape Town's experience
Data+ 2024: A Textual Analysis of Agricultural Research
Data+ 2024: Analyzing Basketball Plays Using Computer Vision
Data+ 2024: MISTRAL: Dynamic data analysis of security threats within research environments
Data+ 2024: Ethical Consumption Before Capitalism
Data+/Climate+ 2024: Data and ML Driven Analysis of Atomic Dynamics in Energy Materials
Sexual Harassment Has No Place in Statistics & Data Science
We join our colleagues in the Department of Statistical Science in condemning all acts of sexual misconduct and harassment in statistics and data science, and in working to eliminate them from our professions.
Jonathan Mattingly, Interim Director
Nick Eubank, Deputy Director
Lisa Kiester, Deputy Director