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| Duke OTC

University Startups Come Together to Pitch 50+ Elite Investors

Several Duke BME faculty came together to showcase the Triangle's cutting-edge biotech ecosystem and solutions to critical human health challenges

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| Duke OTC

Aspirion Acquires Infinia ML, an established leader in AI and Machine Learning

Infinia ML will operate as Aspirion’s research and development engine to further its AI capabilities to drive improved financial performance for healthcare providers across the nation.

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| Duke Engineering News

Game Design at Duke is More Than Meets the Eye

Duke Engineering’s new Master of Engineering in Game Design, Development and Innovation is a unique program that incorporates facets and applications of the industry that often get overlooked

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| Duke Engineering News

Christensen Family Center Teams With Knox Studios to Revitalize Durham’s Entrepreneurial Spirit

Duke University and Knox St. Studios hosted a weekend long program aimed at empowering participants to build and pitch small-business ideas

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| Duke Engineering News

Getting Groundbreaking Ideas to Market

How two Pratt Innovators translated their research into startup companies

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| Duke Translation & Commercialization

Isolere Bio: Inside the Journey of a Duke Biotech Startup

As she was finishing her PhD at Duke Engineering, Kelli Luginbuhl was ready to dive into industry by starting her own company. She did, alongside her advisor, Duke BME's Ashutosh Chilkoti

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| Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Five Questions With Hannah Wilen '20, Co-Founder of Capd Period

The 2020 Duke ECE graduate's startup makes the first menstrual cup that can be emptied without removing. Wilen recently won a $40K innovation prize to back the distribution of 10,000 CapdCups in Uganda

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| Duke Engineering News

Producing Something Unusual for a Digital Assets Conference: Meaningful Discussion

The first Digital Assets @ Duke conference was a first-of-its-kind gathering of engineers, financiers, investors and public policy experts

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| Duke Engineering News

Four Questions With Jonathan Owens 

Jonathan is focusing on expanding Duke Engineering’s authentic and beneficial relationships with industry, government and foundations

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| Innovation@Duke

Duke Welcomes North Carolina Board of Science, Technology & Innovation

Steve McClelland hosted the board, which is focused on accelerating those emerging technologies and supporting the companies and opportunities they create

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| A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation

Duke Welcomes Newest Clark Scholars from 8 US States, Australia and Ghana

Through tight-knit cohorts, the unique endowed program provides financial aid, dedicated advising, a summer bridge program, and opportunities for research and entrepreneurship.

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| Duke Engineering News

Duke Technology Launches PFAS-Destroying Waste Treatment Company to Nasdaq

Based on supercritical water oxidation waste treatment technology invented on Duke’s campus, 374Water rings Nasdaq’s bell

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| The Economic Times

The Building Blocks of Transformational Leadership: An Interview With Duke's Sanyin Siang

Sanyin Siang E'96, is a respected executive coach and an adjunct associate professor in Duke's Master of Engineering Management program.

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| Company Statement

Post-Doc-Founded QATCH Technologies Receives $1.5M SBIR Phase II Grant

The grant from the NIH aids further development and commercialization of nanovisQ™, a technology that speeds injectibility screening of new biopharmaceutical formulations

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| Duke Engineering News

Duke's Inaugural Class of A. James Clark Scholars Graduate With Rave Reviews

The intensive undergraduate scholarship program launched at Duke in 2018 focuses on leadership, service, and business and entrepreneurship