London
Cheers to London
The countdown is on for MADE FOR THIS: The Duke Campaign in London!
Speakers
Nita Farahany A.M.’04, J.D.’04, Ph.D.’06
Robinson O. Everett Distinguished Professor of Law
Farahany shared Duke’s quest to ensure the future we build with AI is both helpful and ethical.
Alec Gallimore
Provost
From climate and health to quantum computing and AI, Gallimore spoke about how Duke’s research enterprise delivers discovery with real‑world impact.
Nishad Jayasundara
Juli Plant Grainger Assistant Professor of Global Environmental Health
Terrie Moffit
Nannerl O. Keohane University Distinguished Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, and Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Duke School of Medicine
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.
Chris Monroe
Director of the Duke Quantum Center
Monroe delved into how Duke’s supercomputer of our future is on track to solve some of the most complex challenges.
Elizabeth Rojo
a doctoral student in the Department of Population Studies at Duke’s School of Medicine
Toddi Steelman Ph.D.’96
Vice president and vice provost for climate and sustainability
Frank Tramble
Vice President, Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs
206,730
alumni throughout the world
21, 745
alumni living in Tri-States
25,000
alumni attended a Duke event on campus, in the world, or virtually in past year
