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We’re proud to share that a former mentee of our lab, Yiqing Xiao, has been accepted into the University of Pennsylvania’s Master’s program in Electrical and Computer Engineering, starting this fall. This achievement is a reflection of the dedication and…

It’s exciting to see former mentee Wanghley S. featured in Duke Engineering’s Senior Spotlight During his time working with the Duke BIG IDEAs Lab, Wanghley contributed to research at the intersection of engineering, AI, and health, including projects related to…

We were thrilled to be part of the inaugural Discover Engineering @ Duke on April 11 as part of the North Carolina Science Festival! Hosted by Duke University Pratt School of Engineering, the event brought together community members of all…

We’re proud to share that our PhD student, Anita Shlesinger, has been selected as a Zuckerman Postdoctoral Scholar for the 2026–2027 academic year! The Zuckerman Postdoctoral Scholars Program is a highly competitive international fellowship that supports outstanding researchers from top…

Huge congratulations to co-first authors Hayoung Jeong and Srikar Katta, along with an amazing team of co-authors – Will Wang, Alexander Volfovsky, and Jessilyn Dunn – on their latest publication in Nature Health – “Impact of daylight saving time on…

Congratulations to one of our undergraduate mentees, Harrison Kane, for being chosen to present his research at the Duke BME Graduation with Distinction (GWDD) poster session! We’re incredibly proud of the work Harrison has done during his time in our…

Thrilled to celebrate Dr. Jessilyn Dunn on being named as a 2026 Bass Chair and joining Duke University’s Bass Society of Fellows! This prestigious honor recognizes faculty who exemplify excellence in both research and undergraduate teaching – one of the…

Congratulations to Masters student, Perisa Ashar, for being awarded the 2026 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship! The mission of this 5-year fellowship program is to “help ensure the quality, vitality, and strength of the scientific and engineering workforce…