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PUBLISHED November 22, 2021 IN Research , Medicine

Duke Science and Technology is ‘Accepting the Challenge’

Faculty recruitment and retention effort is focused on three main themes

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students test puppies in the Duke Puppy Kindergarten

The Science of Puppy Kindergarten

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PUBLISHED November 29, 2021 IN Research

Jennifer Lodge, PhD, Vice President for Duke's Office for Research and Innovation

Wash U Microbiologist Named Duke’s Next VP for Research & Innovation

Jennifer Lodge comes from a similar position; will keep her lab

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PUBLISHED November 17, 2021 IN Research , Medicine , Campus

A new treatment is helping lemurs resolve gut ailments. It's gross.

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PUBLISHED November 18, 2021 IN Research , Medicine

PUBLISHED December 7, 2021 IN Research, Global

Two by Two, the Lemurs Take Germany

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photo of colorful bird. ntegrating satellite data and hundreds of thousands of individual bird sightings posted on eBird, an online public database, scientists have developed a more precise method for mapping the habitats of more than 1,300 forest bird sp

PUBLISHED December 7, 2021 IN Research, Global

Satellite and Citizen Data Creates Precise Range Maps for At-Risk Bird Species

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PUBLISHED December 7, 2021 IN Research

The CFO Survey: CFOs report rising costs that could last through 2022

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PUBLISHED December 6, 2021 IN Research

Building a Just Foundation for Our Energy Transition

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PUBLISHED December 6, 2021 IN Research

Energy Innovation Showcase, One of the Highlights of Energy Week

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PUBLISHED December 6, 2021 IN Research, Medicine

Rapid Test Identifies Antibody Effectiveness Against COVID-19 Variants

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Duke experts discuss what's known about the COVID-19 omicron variant

PUBLISHED December 3, 2021 IN Medicine, Global, Research

Experts Urge Masking, Caution During Wait for Omicron Intel

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A new “dual-axis” approach to OCT allows researchers to look deeper beneath biological tissue. Here, a needle point more than one millimeter beneath a mouse’s skin can be seen toward the bottom of the dual-axis image (left) but not in the standard image (

PUBLISHED December 3, 2021 IN Research

Follow the Ghostbusters: Crossing the Beams Brings Deeper Images Beneath the Skin

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PUBLISHED December 2, 2021 IN Research

What Happens When You Give People Money?

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Energy Innovation Showcase, One of the Highlights of Energy Week

Rapid Test Identifies Antibody Effectiveness Against COVID-19 Variants

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Follow the Ghostbusters: Crossing the Beams Brings Deeper Images Beneath the Skin

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