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PUBLISHED January 25, 2021 IN Academics , Research

Exploring the Wilkinson Building

The Wilkinson Building was designed to spur creative engineering education and collaborative research

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What Happens in Communities During Large Scale Quarantines

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PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Research

Lu Qi, an Electrical and Computer Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow in the Brown Lab works on a quantum computer setup.

Duke Is Building a World-Class Team for the Quantum Computing Race

‘More Possibilities Than There Are Particles in the Universe’

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PUBLISHED November 12, 2020 IN Research

Human placental cells were stained to indicate the presence of an estrogen receptor called GPER1, which helps protect the fetus from the immune response to viral infection. (Nick Heaton Lab, Duke University)

Estrogen Receptors in Mom’s Placenta Critical During Viral Infection

Innate immune response would harm the fetus, so placenta tamps it down

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PUBLISHED January 21, 2021 IN Medicine , Research

PUBLISHED January 26, 2021 IN Research

Eviction, Utility Moratoria Helped Slow Spread of COVID

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Long, thin, well-defined muscle fibers (top left) are in shambles after prolonged inflammation (top right), but maintain their structure (bottom left) and strength (bottom right) when exercised during the inflammation.

PUBLISHED January 25, 2021 IN Research

Exercising Muscle Combats Chronic Inflammation On Its Own

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Policies that more strongly recognize the value of sustainable seafood as a source of nutrition, not just a source of livelihoods, could strengthen global food security and help take a big bite out of world hunger, a new analysis by an international team

PUBLISHED January 25, 2021 IN Research

Policies that Treat 'Fish as Food' Could Help Solve World Hunger, Scientists Say

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PUBLISHED January 22, 2021 IN Global, Medicine, Research

Ensuring Everyone in the World Gets a COVID Vaccine

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Dr. Rick Bedlack is known for putting patients at ease with his colorful outfits.

PUBLISHED January 21, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

A Bold Approach to Caring for ALS Patients

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PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Research

At Duke, the Future of Pathology Lies in AI

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patient receives COVID vaccination in Karsh

PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

The COVID Vaccine: Risks vs. Benefits

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PUBLISHED January 15, 2021 IN Research, Medicine

Endocrinologist Researcher Takes the Long View and Sets Her Sights High

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PUBLISHED January 15, 2021 IN Research, Medicine

Research Week Features Hot Topics and New Tools

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