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PUBLISHED May 12, 2021 IN Research

Ecology: The Study of Our Home

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Study Confirms Racial Differences in Response to Prostate Cancer Treatment

PUBLISHED May 12, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

Study Confirms Racial Differences in Response to Prostate Cancer Treatment

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PUBLISHED May 11, 2021 IN Research

Quick Learner: Taking Personal Action on Climate Change

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Montage of faces used in psychology study of snap judgments

PUBLISHED May 11, 2021 IN Research

Focus on Outliers Creates Flawed Snap Judgments

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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which can spread dengue fever, Zika virus and yellow fever. New research shows mosquitoes are able to “sniff out” trace amounts of insecticides using specialized receptors on their antennae. Photo by James Gathany, CDC

PUBLISHED May 11, 2021 IN Research

How One of the Oldest Natural Insecticides Keeps Mosquitoes Away

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Nicholas Carnes and Melanie Wood received one of the nation's top young scholar awards.

PUBLISHED May 11, 2021 IN Academics, Research

Duke Faculty Member, Alumna Win Nation's Highest Honor for Early-Career Scientists and Engineers

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Kevin Saunders, left, and Barton Haynes of the Duke Human Vaccine Institute

PUBLISHED May 10, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

New Vaccine Blocks COVID-19 and Variants, Plus Other Coronaviruses

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PUBLISHED May 10, 2021 IN Research

University Redoubles Efforts to Convert Research Into Social Impact

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PUBLISHED May 7, 2021 IN Research

Learning Something Surprising About 'SuperLearners'

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