On Tuesday, February 10, GWHT Director Nimmi Ramanujam was elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) Class of 2026 for "creating technologies to improve women's health, including better detection of cervical cancer and improved breast cancer treatment.” Election to the NAE is among the highest honors and professional distinctions accorded to an engineer. Dr. Ramanujam is one of 130 new members and 28 new international members to the organization. Since its incepti

Fall 2025 Cover of DukeMag GWHT Director Nimmi Ramanujam, PhD was featured in the Fall 2025 issue of DukeMag, a publication of the Duke Office of Alumni Affairs. Prof. Ramanujam and the research of the Breast Cancer team is one of ten stories demonstrating the impact of scientific research at Duke. Click here to access the article: https://dukemag.duke.edu/stories/breast-cancer

Pictured (Left to Right), Megan Huchko, Breandan Makhulo, Florence Mwere, Paul Ogutu, Jenipher Ambaka, Javan Onuong’a, Jen Ayres, Olivia Santo, Libby Dotson, Evans Obuto In Kisumu, a city in western Kenya, a team of researchers and clinicians is working to make cervical cancer screening more accessible and more human. The Duke Center for Global Women's Health Technologies (GWHT), in collaboration with The Center for Global Reproductive Health, and the Kenya Medical Research I