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Drawing on New Technologies, Duke Team Reveals an Ancient City’s Transformation
Monday, June 4 2018For the past four years, Maurizio Forte and his teams have used cyberarchaeology technologies such as remote sensing, data recording apps, real-time visualization, and 3D digital models to explore the ancient Etruscan city of Vulci in Italy.
Congratulations to Our New Duke Bass Society Fellows Wilkins Aquino and Lillian Pierce!
Thursday, April 26 2018Both professors were recognized this week as top faculty who “combine outstanding research with a special commitment to undergraduate education.”
New Grants Will Advance Collaborative Research by 11 Groups of Duke Faculty
Wednesday, April 4 2018Congratulations to Katherine Heller, Guillermo Sapiro, Jim Moody, Alex Volfovsky, Ricardo Henao, Nimmi Ramanujam, Joe Lucas, Kyle Bradbury, and the other recipients of these collaborative grants for Duke faculty!
New Randles Lab Space in iiD
Thursday, February 22 2018Previously, we have celebrated Amanda for the IEEE-CS Technical Consortium on High-Performance Computing (TCHPC) Award for Excellence for Early Career Researchers in High-Performance Computing and the 35 Innovators Under 35 Award.
iiD Welcomes Vahid Tarokh
Thursday, February 22 2018We're excited to welcome Dr. Vahid Tarokh to Duke! Dr. Tarokh joins the new Duke University Quantitative Initiative, coming from Harvard.
2018 Data+ Project Information Fair Draws Over 200 Students
Thursday, February 22 2018The Fair is an opportunity for students to ask project leads about 2018 Data+ Projects, to discuss goals, and to learn more about the data they would be navigating in the summer. We host the fair in the 3rd floor atrium, where posters describing 2017 projects give students an idea of what they might expect this summer.
Faculty Opportunity: Oak Ridge National Labs and its Leadership Computing Facility
Monday, February 12 2018Oak Ridge National Labs' (ORNL) Leadership Computing Facility allows faculty and graduate students to apply for core hours on its powerful computers, as well as access to its computers for smaller projects.
Mantis Shrimp Can Punch Each Other to Death but Prefer to Resolve Conflicts Peacefully
Thursday, January 18 2018In a study led by Duke iiD's Patrick Green, scientists created some conflict between mantis shrimp to see if and when they would resort to drastic violence to solve it.
Mathematics Chair Jonathan Mattingly's Math Exposes Political Gerrymandering in N.C. District Maps
Thursday, January 11 2018Duke Mathematics Professor Jonathan Mattingly’s algorithm demonstrating political gerrymandering in North Carolina’s district mapping was a focal point in the ruling of the 4th Circuit of Appeals judge earlier this week.
North Carolina Congressional Map Ruled Unconstitutionally Gerrymandered
Wednesday, January 10 2018In the first decision of its kind, federal judges threw out North Carolina's congressional map, saying it was drawn to favor Republicans. iiD faculty member Jonathan Mattingly testified in the case.