Former students recently told Rhodes iiD how Data+ helped them build confidence, master the research process, discover how data can drive social impact and more. Read the article The post Alumni Reflections: How Data+ Shaped Our Paths appeared first on Duke Rhodes iiD.| Duke Rhodes iiD
In Sanford’s Policy 360 podcast professors Jonathan Mattingly (Mathematics) and Asher Hildebrand (Public Policy) consider increasing pressures on some states to redraw district voting lines now even though they are traditionally redrawn every 10 years in response to the census. Read the full article and listen to the podcast at Sanford School of Public Policy.| Duke Rhodes iiD
Deadline: November 3, 2025. Proposals for faculty-sponsored projects are now being accepted for the Summer 2026 edition of the popular Data+ program.| News RSS Feed
For the first time in +Programs history, Duke partnered with Durham Technical Community College to bring students from both schools together. Read the article at Duke Office of Undergraduate Education| Duke Rhodes iiD
Dr. Astrid Giugni (English and Information Science + Studies) leads the Bass Connections project “Ethical Consumption before Capitalism,” which brings undergraduate STEM and Humanities students together to trace how the discourse of commercial consumption and the labor needed to sustain early modern markets are presented in the pamphlets, sermons, and meeting records produced for and […] The post Humanities + STEM: Ethical Consumption before Capitalism | An Interview with Dr. Astrid Giu...| Duke Rhodes iiD
In late July, Duke undergraduate Suhaib Mansour unveiled a project he had spent the summer working on, titled, “Forecasting heavy rainfall in the Southeastern U.S. using deep learning.” His project was one more than 50 shared at a showcase of work stemming from Duke’s summer “plus” programs, including Data+, Code+, Computer Science+, Applied Ethics + […]| Duke Rhodes iiD
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Since 2018, Duke MIDS has helped produce data scientists who can add value to any field.| Duke Rhodes iiD
This summer, 270 undergraduate and graduate students took part in team-based research projects through Data+, History+ and seven other “plus” programs, working alongside other teams on campus. The post “Plus” Programs Add Up to Research-Intensive Summer appeared first on Duke Rhodes iiD.| Duke Rhodes iiD
A team of Duke University students is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to help solve one of the world’s most pressing challenges: access to clean, reliable energy. As part of Duke’s Climate+ program, the student-led project, titled “Energy Transition During Energy Crisis,” is using AI and aerial imagery to identify solar energy infrastructure in Cape Town, South Africa. The goal is to better understand where solar power is being adopted—and where it’s still needed.| Duke Rhodes iiD
As artificial intelligence tools grow more powerful, they’re also growing hungrier—for data. A team of Data+ students at Duke University is stepping in to better understand how AI companies gather that data from the internet, and what it means for the future of online content.| Duke Rhodes iiD
Duke University faculty member Jonathan Mattingly, the Kimberly J. Jenkins Distinguished University Professor of New Technologies in the Department of Mathematics, has been chosen to serve as interim director of the Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke. Read the article at Duke Office of Interdisciplinary Studies And thank you to our founding director from 2013-2025, Robert Calderbank. The post Jonathan Mattingly Named Interim Director of Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke appeared firs...| Duke Rhodes iiD
Durham, NC — July 1, 2025 — As climate change increases the risk of extreme weather, a team of Data+ students at Duke University is working to help communities along the Milwaukee River better understand and prepare for flooding. Through Duke’s Climate+ summer research program, undergraduate students Dave Zheng, Keyan Miao, and graduate student Will Lin […] The post Duke Students Develop Computational Framework to Support Community Flood Resilience Planning appeared first on Duke Rho...| Duke Rhodes iiD
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