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From left to right, Alan Brookhart, Cameron Wolfe, John Harer and Steve Haase make up the faculty modeling group.

PUBLISHED September 27, 2021 IN Working@Duke , Campus , Academics , Research

Duke Faculty Group Helps Predict COVID-19 Trends on Campus

Modeling of data helps shape protocols to protect the Duke community

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Why Do You Study That? How Lemur Research Can Help Endangered Species

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PUBLISHED September 23, 2021 IN Research

Introducing the Duke Space Initiative

A “new interdisciplinary home for all things space at Duke” will gather faculty and students from across the university

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PUBLISHED September 20, 2021 IN Research , Academics

Michael Troxel, getting some light on dark matter

Physicist Michael Troxel Listed by Popular Science as One of 10 'Most Innovative Up-and-Coming Minds' in Science

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PUBLISHED September 20, 2021 IN Research

No wider than a strand of hair, unicellular protists like this Paramecium bursaria could keep greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere by gobbling up bacteria that emit CO2, researchers say. Credit: Anatoly Mikhaltsov, Wikimedia Commons

PUBLISHED October 25, 2021 IN Research

Tiny Microscopic Hunters Could Be a Crystal Ball for Climate Change

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PUBLISHED October 25, 2021 IN Research

Duke Math Professor Has NY Times Readers Tied Up in Knots With His Crossword Puzzle

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DNA research using ancient human remains, such as those unearthed in Cameroon, has expanded rapidly since the 2000s. Photo by Isabelle Ribot, January 1994

PUBLISHED October 22, 2021 IN Research

Global Experts Propose Ethical Guidelines for DNA Research on Ancient Human Remains

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COVID vaccine at a Duke vaccination site.

PUBLISHED October 21, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

Duke Researchers Receive Federal Grant to Roll Out Next-Generation Coronavirus Vaccine

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PUBLISHED October 21, 2021 IN Research, Global

The Good, the Bad and the Possible: What China's Infrastructure Plan Means for the Global Climate

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Zebra finches (Trisha Shears, via Wikimedia Commons)

PUBLISHED October 21, 2021 IN Research, Medicine

Neuroscientists See How Practice Really Does Make Perfect

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climate change briefing: Drew Shindell. and Kate Konschnik

PUBLISHED October 20, 2021 IN Research, Academics

How Cutting Methane Emissions Could "Start Putting the Brakes" on Damages from Climate Change

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PUBLISHED October 20, 2021 IN Research

Lessons from Plants: Groundskeepers Make Great Leaders

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Harold Phillips on ending the HIV epidemic

PUBLISHED October 20, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

White House, DUSON Experts Discuss How Nurses Can End HIV Epidemic in Virtual Event

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Why Do You Study That? How Lemur Research Can Help Endangered Species

Introducing the Duke Space Initiative

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Tiny Microscopic Hunters Could Be a Crystal Ball for Climate Change

Duke Math Professor Has NY Times Readers Tied Up in Knots With His Crossword Puzzle

Global Experts Propose Ethical Guidelines for DNA Research on Ancient Human Remains

Duke Researchers Receive Federal Grant to Roll Out Next-Generation Coronavirus Vaccine

The Good, the Bad and the Possible: What China's Infrastructure Plan Means for the Global Climate

Neuroscientists See How Practice Really Does Make Perfect

How Cutting Methane Emissions Could "Start Putting the Brakes" on Damages from Climate Change

Lessons from Plants: Groundskeepers Make Great Leaders

White House, DUSON Experts Discuss How Nurses Can End HIV Epidemic in Virtual Event