Protecting yourself and your data in a post-pandemic world
Identity theft and fraud is skyrocketing as more Americans work from home, shop online and fall victim to increasingly targeted scams related to the global pandemic. Join Duke's IT Security Office to learn best practices to protect yourself, your finances and your data in a post-pandemic world.
Dr. Jeffrey Fredberg's laboratory investigates physical processes expressed by the eukaryotic cell, such as its deformability, contractility, malleability, and motility. His team turned attention more recently from the single cell in isolation to the cellular collective as it might pertain, for example, to disruption of the bronchial epithelial layer in asthma or tumor invasion in breast cancer.
As scientists and engineers, it is tempting to think that the key to making a successful product is just a great idea. In reality, that is only one small step on the way to a successful product. This is particularly true in regulated industries like medical devices where even great products can fail to see the light of day because a disciplined design process was not followed AND documented. Fixing an undisciplined development process can be prohibitively expensive and cause unacceptably long delays in getting a product to market.
Adia Benton
We Who Do Not Die: Outbreak Narrative's Limits and the Political Category of Survivor
Monday, April 12, 2021
1:30pm
Join Zoom Meeting
https://duke.zoom.us/j/91305843257
Meeting ID: 913 0584 3257
Duke's Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity presents:
An interview with Tom O'Malley: Founder, Frozen Pii, LLC and former Assistant United States Attorney (Federal Cybercrime Prosecutor) for the US Department of Justice.
Friday, April 2 at 10:00 AM EST
Zoom: https://duke.zoom.us/j/95373040386
MEDx hosts regular Kaganov Research Initiative in Pulmonary Medicine and Engineering Seminars, which feature experts in lung function and disease.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/KaganovSeminar
Ideate is a virtual design-thinking conference filled with awesome speakers, workshops, and a design challenge to explore how design and innovation interact. Ideate aims to observe how design thinking can be applied across fields, and is open to design aficionados, curious newcomers, and everyone in between!
Katherine Nathanson, MD
Pearl Basser Professor for BRCA-Related Research at the Abramson Cancer Center
University of Pennsylvania
"Cancer Genetics in Populations: from the electronic health record to large scale studies"
Thursday, April 8, 2021 | 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Registration Required: https://tinyurl.com/KNCAGPMForum
Despite federal laws requiring transparency, much political campaign spending is obscured by regulations that exempt advertising agencies, consultancies, and other sub-vendors from reporting their spending on behalf of political clients.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: http://duke.is/hxuxiN
Join faculty, staff, and student researchers at North Carolina Central University and Duke University, along with their community partners, for a series of lightning talks on the history of Durham. Speakers will explore the histories of places and communities, racial segregation and social movements, and the promises and challenges of digital methods in bringing hidden and marginalized histories to light.
