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April 19, 2017 | Duke Engineering News
Duke Students Spend Spring Break Installing Solar Panels in Fresno
Students installed solar panels for a low-income household, a project that should reduce the Fresno homeowner’s energy bill by at least 80%.

April 06, 2017 | Duke Engineering News
Gold-Plated Crystals Set New Standard for Natural Gas Detectors
New metamaterials-based technology could replace infrared sensors used for gas leaks, agriculture and recycling

April 05, 2017 | Duke Engineering News
Lighting Up Energy Savings
Duke Engineering student's bright idea could save university millions
February 13, 2017 | Duke Engineering News
Duke Joins Peer Universities in Filing Legal Brief Opposing White House Immigration Order
Duke on Monday joined 16 other universities in filing an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration’s immigration order.
January 30, 2017 | Duke Engineering News
Message from the Duke President and Provost on Federal Immigration Restrictions
Duke University is committed to, and is greatly enriched by, the open exchange of students, scholars and ideas from all over the globe.

September 21, 2016 | Duke Engineering News
Making Smart Meters Smarter
Duke engineers seek energy insights by reading a building's electrical signatures
August 29, 2016 | Duke Engineering News
Distinguishing Solar Panels from Swimming Pools
Duke students and researchers are using deep learning to autonomously spot solar panels from the sky
June 22, 2016 | Duke Engineering News
Duke Smart Home Gears Up for Year of Innovative Energy Storage Projects
The Duke Smart Home Program is looking forward to a year focused on developing and carrying out a variety of energy storage projects.
May 16, 2016 | Duke Engineering News
Duke Engineering Celebrates Class of 2016
Duke University awarded 515 degrees to undergraduate and graduate engineering students on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 and 16, in a weekend of commencement exercises.
April 04, 2016 | Duke Engineering News
Duke's Materials Science Sparks a Brighter Energy Future
In the quest for a more sustainable energy future, many Duke scientists are turning to materials science because of its potential to solve long-standing problems and open up new possibilities.