Duke’s Computational Media, Arts & Cultures Ph.D. cultivates scholar-makers who code games, build XR archives, and critique algorithmic power. Cohorts audit TikTok virality with network analytics, craft AI-generated cinema, and co-publish manifestos on decolonizing data. Their dissertations live as playable media, open-source tools, and peer-reviewed essays in equal measure.
Network analysis of meme wars during elections
AR filter series visualizing carbon footprints on selfies
Procedural-generation engine for inclusive character design
Blockchain micropayment model for indie journalists
Sentiment mining of streaming chats on content moderation
Interactive documentary on gig-economy labor algorithms
VR newsroom prototype for immersive conflict reporting
Open-source toolkit auditing recommender-system bias
Serious game teaching data-privacy trade-offs
Podcast dissecting deep-fake politics with media scholars
Citizen-science archive of protest GIFs and stickers
AI poet critiquing surveillance capitalism in real time
Policy brief on immersive-media accessibility standards
Create and critique digital futures through Duke’s CMAC doctorate.
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