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- Socioeconomics May Play Role in Toddlers' Exposure to Flame-Retardant Chemicals
- Call for Submissions for WOLA-Duke Human Rights Book Award
- Nasher's Dinner and a Movie, Italian Style: 'Big Night' on Screen Thursday
- Help Send-Off Duke Lacrosse To Final Four
- Looking Back, and Forward, at Changes in Soil Science
- Social Media Map May Protect Last Great Marine Wilderness
- Launching the Master of Laws in Judicial Studies
Protecting the Baby From HIV
Newly discovered breast milk antibodies help neutralize HIV

A Pacemaker for Mental Illness?
Dzirasa uses engineering tools to map brain electrical patterns

Restoring Wetland on Duke Campus
Project along Duke University Road will reduce pollution and erosion from stormwater runoff

Stress, Society and the Brain
How Staci Bilbo's research could illuminate human brain development

Talk of the Campus
Getting Better: 200 Years of Medicine
May 23, 2012To mark 200 years of the New England Journal of Medicine, a new documentary looks at the extraordinary changes in medical research, clinical practice and patient care over the journal's existence. Duke's chair of surgery Dr. Danny Jacobs is featured in the opening section that explores how anesthesia and antiseptic practices made surgery safer and more complicated operations possible. [More]Featured in 'working'
Staff and faculty invited to share their best vacation photos and stories
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Duke Holds North Carolina/South Carolina Open House
High schoolers from North and South Carolina get an introduction to Duke's campus at an annual summer open house.
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Fareed Zakaria: See Possibility in Problems
CNN journalist Fareed Zakaria told Duke's newest graduates May 12 they are entering an era whose "extraordinary opportunity" should not be obscured by temporary concerns about the economy and other world problems.
The Duke Idea Interview: Dr. Michael B. Kastan on Fighting Cancer
President Richard H. Brodhead and Dr. Michael B. Kastan, executive director of the Duke Cancer Institute, discuss what the future holds for cancer research and treatment.
Brodhead: Duke and the Legacy of Race
President Richard H. Brodhead discusses Duke's racial legacy, the value of diversity and the continuing challenges facing the university
Events @ Duke
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May 24 |
7:00 PMNasher Museum of Art Auditorium -
May 25 |
10:00 PMSee description -
May 31 |
10:00 AMSarah P. Duke Gardens
