January 12, 2026
Comments Sought for Regular Review of Suzanne Barbour
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During the restoration of Notre Dame, Caroline Bruzelius was part of a research team studying the cathedral’s centuries-old stone and mortar.
December 12, 2024
At Notre Dame Cathedral, a Hidden History Revealed
Art historian Caroline Bruzelius studied cathedral during its restoration
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February 21, 2025
Featured Podcast: Why Is Everyone So Interested in Greenland?
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June 16, 2023
A Childhood Interest in Nature Becomes a Vocation for Duke Kunshan Scholar
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New York City had a layer of gray-orange haze over it this week thanks to the Canadian wildfires. -
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The author and other Duke students at the Palazzo Medici, a 15th century palace in Florence. -
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The World Health Organization’s declaration of the COVID pandemic’s end is a triumph, says Duke infectious disease expert Dr. Chris Woods. However, localized outbreaks are continuing around the globe. “COVID is not gone,” Woods said.June 5, 2023
Global Health Quick Take: Is The Pandemic Really Over?
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June 5, 2023
Duke Team In Singapore Aims To Unlock The Rainforest’s Secrets And Better Protect It
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People relaxing in Place des Vosges, a public square in Le Marais, a section of Paris. Photo by Isabella Helton. -
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Connell Fullenkamp is researching ways to offset greenhouse gas emissions by putting a value on carbon-capturing creatures and plants, including elephants.