COVID-19 Vaccine in 2020 Highly Unlikely, Experts Caution
Duke medical experts brief media on possibility and timing of a vaccine
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Duke Engineering Students Build Electric Monowheel
Covers a project by mechanical engineering students
Why Some People Can’t Resist Crowds Despite The Pandemic
Quotes Michael Tomasello, an evolutionary psychologist and professor
Duke Scholars Weigh In On Challenges Of Validating, Manufacturing A Vaccine Quickly
Covers Wednesday’s media briefing
Duke University Researchers Say Every Brain Activity Study You’ve Ever Read Is Wrong
Quotes lead author Ahmad Hariri, a professor of neuroscience and psychology
Duke Launches COVID-19 Research Project In Kannapolis, Cabarrus County
Project to follow the health of hundreds of North Carolina volunteers for several months
Rules for Clinical Trials in a Pandemic
Commentary co-written by Dr. Mark McClellan, director of the Margolis Center
Federal Agency Halted Funding for New Lung Treatments
Quotes Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg, a stem cell researcher
Duke Research Study That Tracks COVID-19 Via Smartphones, Smartwatches Goes Global
Interview with Dr. Jessilyn Dunn, assistant professor of biomedical engineering
Duke-NUS May Bring Forward Human Trials of Vaccine to August
Reports on comments by professor Ooi Eng Eong, deputy director of Duke-NUS Medical School’s emerging infectious diseases program
Science Isn’t Meant to Be Followed
Commentary by Dr. Peter Ubel, a physician and behavioral scientist at Duke