A New Map of the Universe, Painted With Cosmic Neutrinos
Quotes Kate Scholberg, distinguished professor of physics
Duke’s research community is widely recognized for its collaboration and its ability to tackle difficult problems from fresh, new angles.
Quotes Kate Scholberg, distinguished professor of physics
Duke-led research finds that anonymous conversations can reduce polarization
New study of baboons shows that a stressful upbringing can shorten life, but strong social bonds can help get those years back.
Research on C. elegans worms could point to new ways to stop tumor cells from metastasizing in humans
Four to 11-year-olds deem it wrong to attack either semi-intelligent robot
Lab launched in 2022 aims to ensure science has a seat in discussions about regulating human activity in outer space
Black women – regardless of neurological insult – ask fewer questions of health care providers
Software lets researchers create tiny rounded objects out of DNA. Here’s why that’s cool.
Software lets researchers create tiny rounded objects out of DNA. Here’s why that’s cool.
Commentary by Dr. Mary Klotman, executive vice president for health affairs, dean of Duke University School of Medicine, and chief academic officer for Duke Health
Quotes Kate Scholberg, distinguished professor of physics
Quotes Dan Scolnic, associate professor of physics
Quotes Justin Jorge, graduate student and study co-author
Quotes Sönke Johnsen, study co-author and biology professor
Quotes Tamar Kushnir, professor in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience and director of the Early Childhood Cognition Laboratory
Quotes Benjamin L. Schmitt, co-founder of Duke University’s Space Diplomacy Lab.
Quotes study corresponding author Dr. Eric Benner, a distinguished assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics
Quotes Dr. James White, senior author of the study and assistant professor of medicine and cell biology
Quotes Heather Stapleton, environmental chemist and exposure scientist in the Nicholas School of the Environment