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Dillon shared his personal journey from Duke student to alumnus serving his alma mater in leadership roles and inspired the audience to stay engaged with Duke.

Downes shared a personal glimpse into her life as a Duke student, including her experience as a student athlete and the leader of the student group Duke United Kingdom Club.

Farahany shared Duke’s quest to ensure the future we build with AI is both helpful and ethical.

From climate and health to quantum computing and AI, Gallimore spoke about how Duke’s research enterprise delivers discovery with real‑world impact.

Jayasundara shared how rising temperatures may contribute to a mysterious epidemic of kidney disease.

As the night’s emcee, Karslake shared anecdotes about his nearly 40-year journey from undergraduate to a highly engaged alumnus and volunteer.

Moffit shared insights into how individual aging unfolds across one’s lifespan and how advanced analytic tools are uncovering new opportunities to protect brain health and extend lifespans.

Monroe delved into how Duke’s supercomputer of our future is on track to solve some of the most complex challenges.

Rojo shared her perspective on doing collaborative, globally engaged and scalable climate research at Duke.

Steelman and fellow panelists discussed the ways Duke is accelerating discoveries today to shape a healthier, more resilient future.

Tramble led a panel discussion with Duke faculty focused on interdisciplinary research, world‑class resources, inclusive culture and bright students that make Duke the choice for the top teachers and researchers in the world.

President Price shared his vision for Duke’s second century and the ambitious aspirations of MADE FOR THIS: The Duke Campaign.