With Jones’ injury potentially putting the Blue Devils’ season in jeopardy, Bulleit and Gehsmann did not decide to merely spend more time in the weight room or film room.
Innovation Co-Lab
The Innovation Co-Lab is your creativity incubator at Duke. It connects technology pioneers like you with the human and technological resources necessary to jumpstart your success.
The Innovation Co-Lab focuses on exploring how new and emerging technologies can fundamentally reshape the research, academic, and service missions of the university. Working with innovation-minded colleagues around campus, it's a model program that will elevate and inspire Duke you to solve problems, big and small. Students, faculty and staff of all backgrounds, interests, and skill-sets are encouraged to participate.
There are many ways to get involved with the Co-Lab. You can visit one of our Co-Lab Studios (Technology Engagement Center, Rubenstein Arts Building, or Lilly Library), sign up for a training workshop in a variety of technology topics, or apply for grants for innovative projects throughout the year.
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August 24, 2017
A Duke University researcher studied why the Confederate combat submarine HL Hunley and its crew vanished after sinking a Union battleship in 1864.
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January 12, 2017A training program of OIT's Innovation Co-Lab, where students, faculty or staff of any skill and confidence level can comfortably start to gain an understanding of how to make use of a variety of tools and technologies.
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September 13, 2016A new Technology Engagement Center, complete with an expanded Co-Lab Studio makerspace, is now open in the renovated first floor of the Telecommunications Building.