This year marks an exciting new chapter for CFCI as we expand opportunities for collaboration, leadership, and innovation. Through closer partnerships with industry sponsors in Product Lab, the launch of a new Business Leadership course co-taught with Mike Salvino, and the introduction of a student-led structure for the Clark Scholars program, we're empowering our community in fresh and meaningful ways.
Intensive program gives service members the tools to pitch, prototype and scale defense innovations that address real battlefield needs while earning credit toward a graduate engineering certificate or master’s degree.
Here at CFCI, we are constantly changing the way we think, updating processes, and offering new opportunities to innovators. We hope that this changelog newsletter will provide you with a timely record of all our updates.
The Christensen Family Center for Innovation would like to congratulate our recent A. James Clark Scholars graduates from the Class of 2025.
The Christensen Family Center for Innovation had a huge success showcasing twelve Duke Engineering start-ups for our 2025 Spring Showcase!
Startup built by three Duke Engineering undergraduates is acquired by industry-leading construction planning platform.