Getting Fuel to an Invading Cell’s Front Line
From a tiny worm, new clues to how metastatic cancer cells power their deadly spread
News in Research
Duke in the News
Newly Discovered Stem Cell Offers Clues to a Cancer Mystery
Quotes C. Rory Goodwin, assistant professor of neurosurgery and associate program director of neurosurgery residency
The CHIPS Act Was Bold, But Time is Wasting
Commentary by Duke President Vincent Price
Wake Forest and Duke University Holding Clinical Trails for an FDA-Approved Drug to Prevent Alzheimer’s
Quotes Dr. Kim Johnson, division chief, memory disorders and assistant professor of neurology and psychiatry
Giving Thanks Isn’t Just a Holiday Tradition. It’s Part of How Humans Evolved
Quotes Michael Tomasello, distinguished professor in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience
How Plants Used Nitrogen to Survive the Dinosaur Extinction
Quotes Michael Kipp, lead author and upcoming assistant professor of Earth and Climate Sciences in the Nicholas School of the Environment
Hilarious Reason Dog Stops at Same Spot Every Day for 37 Weeks
Quotes Brian Hare, professor in evolutionary anthropology, psychology and neuroscience
Chimpanzees Go Through Menopause, Too
Quotes Susan Alberts, distinguished professor of biology
Are Dogs Smarter Than Wolves?
Quotes Hannah Salomons, postdoctoral associate in evolutionary anthropology
It Is a Bit of a Surprise That Female Chimps in the Wild Have a Prolonged Menopause
Quotes Susan Alberts, distinguished professor of biology
Is There Such a Thing as a 5-Legged Animal?
Quotes Daniel Schmitt, professor in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology