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Soccer Politics class

April 3, 2018

Politics, History and the Beautiful Game

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Soccer Politics class

April 3, 2018

La historia del fútbol, un prisma para aprender de idiomas y política internacional

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A new conductive “felt” carries electricity even when twisted, bent and stretched. Credit: Matthew Catenacci

April 3, 2018

Stretchable, Twistable Wires for Wearable Electronics

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Speakers at a briefing on current issues in financial regulations. Photo by Colin Colter

April 3, 2018

Once Used for Natural Disasters, Resilience Theory Informs Financial Regulation Debate

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Writers of the 18th and 19th century knew well how slavery corrupted American institutions, said historian Nell Painter. In 2018, she said, we fail to see how those corruptions persist.

April 2, 2018

Examining Slavery’s Legacy in Politics, Economics and in Stone

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Can It Happen Here?

March 30, 2018

Another Road to Serfdom’: Q&A With Timur Kuran

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Duke biologist Alejandro Berrio creates larger-than-life insect sculptures. This wooden mantis was exhibited at the Art Science Gallery in Austin, Texas in 2013.

March 29, 2018

Who Doesn't Love Giant Bugs?

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March 22, 2018

Duke Flags Lowered: Nicholas Gillham, Leading Duke Geneticist, Dies at Age 85

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Sally Bornbusch

March 21, 2018

Assessing Antibiotic Resistance to Understand How Wild and Captive Lemurs Stay Healthy

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Kristin Stephens-Martinez

March 20, 2018

Meet the New Faculty: Kristin Stephens-Martinez Takes a 'Meaning-full' Approach to Data Science

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In the new technique, MRI chemical tags attach to a target molecule and nothing else – kind of like how Velcro only sticks to itself. Credit: tanakawho, via Flickr.

March 13, 2018

MRI Tags Stick to Molecules with Chemical “Velcro”

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March 9, 2018

University Symposium Will Tackle Issues of American Universities and the Legacy of Slavery

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Duke's Felipe De Brigard studies false memories

March 6, 2018

What I'm Working On: Why you didn't do that thing you're sure you did

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Duke graduate student Ashley Young

March 6, 2018

Rebranding the Ph.D.

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March 5, 2018

Two Duke students receive Sotheby's award for art research

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Among Lee Walls' responsibilities is making sure the classroom technology in several spots on campus works.

March 4, 2018

Blue Devil of the Week: Staying State of the Art

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