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January 27, 2023
‘An Extraordinary Mind at Work’
After fleeing Iran, Vahid Tarokh’s engineering research explores connections
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January 31, 2023
Duke Human Vaccine Institute Wins Contract to Produce Pan-Coronavirus Vaccine
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This photomicrograph depicts Cryptococcus neoformans, a fungal pathogen that has been causing an increasing number of life-threatening infections. People with AIDS, and those using immunosuppressive drugs are most vulnerable. (US Centers for Disease Control)
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Phil Napoli and Robyn Caplan briefed the media Thursday.February 2, 2023
Scholars: TikTok Ban Not a Panacea But Could Prompt Important Data Privacy Conversations
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Duke's Nathaniel Wullar re-created a Duke coding program for students in his native Ghana -
January 31, 2023
Duke Human Vaccine Institute Wins Contract to Produce Pan-Coronavirus Vaccine
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The 2022 AAAS Fellows class from Duke is (L-R) Gerard Blobe, Yiran Chen and Steve Haase. -
This photomicrograph depicts Cryptococcus neoformans, a fungal pathogen that has been causing an increasing number of life-threatening infections. People with AIDS, and those using immunosuppressive drugs are most vulnerable. (US Centers for Disease Control)
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These Durham kids are learning to think like mathematicians, even if they don't realize it. With Duke Assistant Research Professor Maggie Regan. Credit: Jared Lazarus, Duke University Communications -
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January 27, 2023
Algorithms to Assess Stroke Risk are Markedly Worse for Black Americans
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Neanderthal olfactory receptors were reconstituted in a lab, using ancient DNA samples.
Credit - Bacon Cph; makeup: Morton Jacobsen -PLOS Biology -
Nicholas School of the Environment students, faculty and staff, together in the school courtyard. A $10 million award from The Duke Endowment will support the research and academic missions of the school. -
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