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On November 4, Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering unveiled a new awards wall honoring the 23 alumni and faculty who have been elected to...
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As a self-professed nerd in college, Richard Alfonsi (ECE ’93) is now probably at the coolest place there is to work – Google – and in...
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From systems analyst to bread baker, Abraham Palmer is doing it all on his own.
The former Pi Kappa Phi president and Pep Band trumpet...
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Normally when Duke students think of Study Abroad, Pratt is not the first thought that comes to mind. Finishing all of those engineering...
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Durham, NC -- J. Stephen Simon, chair of the Board of Visitors for the Pratt School of Engineering and a former director and senior vice...
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When one thinks about working for the federal government, one often thinks of large conglomerates feeding off our tax dollars at the public...
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Some day, people will routinely watch 3-D movies in their living rooms just as they now watch movies on their computer monitors.Electrical...
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When a snake is cut in half, it dies.This illustrates how electrical devices can respond to damage. Since they are at their core closed...
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Thanks to the donation of a graduate of Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering, four North Carolina high school students will...
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Note: The following represents a speech presented by Sy Sternberg, chairman and CEO of New York Life Insurance Co., at Duke's Pratt School...
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WASHINGTON, June 19, 2007 – The White House today announced the appointment of 15 outstanding individuals from across the country to serve...
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Pratt ECE graduate John W. Cornwell continues to receive attention for his beer launcher invention. Cornwell, who graduated last May, was...
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Natalie Wisniewski, a Pratt alumna and medical device consultant
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CarolinaNewswire.comAdvanced Liquid Logic awarded $160k loan from North Carolina Biotechnology Center10-29-2006 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C...
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Katie Ness, a 2006 graduate of Pratt and a standout swimmer for four years, has been selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America...
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Three distinguished alumni and six faculty members were honored for their career accomplishments, service to Pratt and excellence in...
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Duke’s Engineering Alumni Association April 23 honored 1974 graduate Capers McDonald of Potomac, Md., with its Distinguished Alumnus...
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Through the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program, Lauren Matic, a native of Kenilworth, Illinois, is crafting a career where she...
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On April 24, the Pratt School of Engineering honored three exceptional individuals at the annual Engineering Alumni Banquet, held at the...
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Pavan Cheruvu, a 2001 Pratt alumnus and Rhodes Scholar, has won a 2004 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans and will enter the...
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The Pratt School of Engineering Feb. 27-28 celebrated the successes of its eight-year Campaign for Duke and honored some of the...
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Two Duke electrical engineering postdocs parlayed their graduate work into a new business in the spring of 2004. Advanced Liquid Logic...
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Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering recognized two alumni for their achievements and two faculty members for excellence in...
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by Max Cohen, Pratt ‘03Some newly-minted Duke Alumni head off to a new campus for graduate school, and others return home or travel...
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When 17-year-old Edmund T. Pratt Jr. arrived on campus 58 years ago and first saw Duke Chapel, he said he thought he was going to heaven....