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Our Ancient Primate Ancestors Had an Appetite for Soft Fruits – And Their Diet Shaped Human Evolution
Co-written by Matthew Robert Borths, curator of the Duke Lemur Center Museum of Natural History
Critics Push for More Transparency at RFMOS That Govern High Seas Fishing
Quotes Melissa Cronin, postdoctoral fellow at Duke University’s Coasts and Commons Co-Laboratory, and Gabrielle Carmine, Ph.D. candidate at Duke’s Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab
Cognition In Brainless Organisms is Redefining What it Means to Learn
Quotes Julia Notar, research associate in marine biology
Hungry Sea Otters Are Helping Save California’s Marshlands from Erosion
Quotes Brian Silliman, distinguished professor of marine conservation biology and director of the Duke Wetland and Coasts Center
Duke Researchers Working Toward More Effective, Longer-Lasting Flu Vaccine Make Promising Findings
Quotes Garnett Kelsoe, distinguished professor of immunology in the School of Medicine
How Supernovae are Helping Uncover the Mysteries of Dark Energy
Quotes Maria Vincenzi, postdoctoral researcher
The Real Paleo Diet Was Heavy on Plants with Very Little Meat, According to a Study of Early Human Remains
Quotes Herman Pontzer, associate professor of evolutionary anthropology and global health
Unprecedented Supernova Survey Underscores Dark Energy Mystery
Quotes Maria Vincenzi, postdoctoral researcher
Editing Polymer Backbones
Quotes Steven Craig, distinguished professor of chemistry
“Dark Energy” Is Ripping the Universe Apart, But We Aren’t Exactly Sure How
Quotes Maria Vincenzi, postdoctoral researcher