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David Matchar: COVID-19 Has Messed With Our World. Here’s How We Can Build A More Resilient Future

PUBLISHED November 20, 2020 IN Opinion, Medicine

David Matchar: COVID-19 Has Messed With Our World. Here’s How We Can Build A More Resilient Future

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PUBLISHED November 20, 2020 IN Academics, Campus

With Optimism, But Also Contingency Plans, Officials Discuss Start of Spring Semester

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Duke Faculty in the News

PUBLISHED November 20, 2020 IN Academics

Duke in the News: Holiday Travel, COVID Testing, Middle Age Brains

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PUBLISHED November 20, 2020 IN Medicine, Working@Duke, Campus

Message on COVID-19 Vaccine Development and Distribution for the Duke Community

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New Duke faculty member Ke Dong is part of a targeted recruitment effort supported by the Duke Endowment to advance faculty hiring in the sciences. Credit: Michigan State University

PUBLISHED November 20, 2020 IN Research

Duke Welcomes Professor Ke Dong, Insect Neurotoxicologist

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mini-lung sample. Credit: Arvind Konkimalla, Tata Lab, Duke University, Durham, NC

PUBLISHED November 19, 2020 IN Research, Medicine

NIH Director's Blog Features Duke Research on Mini-Lungs

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The three-dimensional structure of a protein called the stringent starvation protein A, a member of a multi-protein complex that Francisella tularensis uses to infect macrophage cells. (Schumacher Lab, Duke)

PUBLISHED November 19, 2020 IN Medicine, Research

Researchers Peer Inside Deadly Pathogen’s Burglary Kit

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PUBLISHED November 19, 2020 IN Medicine

Dr. Anthony Galanos: Grief Needs Recognition

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PUBLISHED November 19, 2020 IN Global

Students, Take Your International Job Hunt to the Next Level

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