Demo Day: A Success for Attendees and Labs
On September 25, 2026, we hosted the inaugural Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation Demo Day, bringing together researchers, students,…
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CompHealth Corner September 2026
Computational and digital health ideas evolve quickly. Our monthly research roundup highlights the latest publications — from our Center faculty and…
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Featured Researcher: Hanting Ye
Here’s what Hanting Ye, a Postdoctoral Associate in the Intelligent Interactive Internet of Things (I3T) Lab, is thinking about and working on.
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CompHealth Corner August 2026
Computational and digital health ideas evolve quickly. Our monthly research roundup highlights the latest publications — from our Center faculty and other leaders in the field. Here’s what you should be reading this month!
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CompHealth Corner June-July 2026
Computational and digital health ideas evolve quickly. Our monthly research roundup highlights the latest publications — from our Center faculty and other leaders in the field. Here’s what you should be reading this month!
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Spring 2026 Reflection from the Director
Amanda Randles reflects on the growth of the Center.
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CompHealth Corner May 2026
Computational and digital health ideas evolve quickly. Our monthly research roundup highlights the latest publications — from our Center faculty and other leaders in the field. Here’s what you should be reading this month!
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Conquering the Challenge of Simulating Blood Flow Through Adaptive Physics Refinement
Simulating how cells move through the human bloodstream requires capturing events that span enormous biological scales—from millimeter-scale blood vessels down to…
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CompHealth Corner: March – April 2026
Computational and digital health ideas evolve quickly. Our monthly research roundup highlights the latest publications — from our Center faculty and other leaders in the field. Here’s what you should be reading this month!
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Can Wearables Make Diabetes Management Easier?
The team at Duke’s BIG IDEAs Lab wants to see if wearable sensors can reliably estimate post-meal glucose changes and replace CGM.
