Spring 2026 Reflection from the Director
Amanda Randles reflects on the growth of the Center.
Amanda Randles reflects on the growth of the Center.
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!
Simulating how cells move through the human bloodstream requires capturing events that span enormous biological scales—from millimeter-scale blood vessels down to…
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!
The team at Duke’s BIG IDEAs Lab wants to see if wearable sensors can reliably estimate post-meal glucose changes and replace CGM.
Thanks to pilot funding from the Duke Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation, Jason Luck and his team taken a major step forward in researching youth head injuries.
This semester, we launched something new at the Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation called Espresso Chats, and I can…
As an augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) specialist at Duke, David Zielinski often finds himself in the middle of…
Associate Director for Education Cameron Kim talks about his involvement in computational and digital health.
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 in August!