Cell Biologist Chantell Evans Aims to Set an Example In addition to studying neurodegenerative diseases, Evans is a mentor to other women from minority populations in STEM fields
Getting Fuel to an Invading Cell’s Front Line From a tiny worm, new clues to how metastatic cancer cells power their deadly spread DURHAM, N.C. -- Invading armies need a steady supply of fuel and armaments. That’s just as...
Duke Flags Lowered: George G. Somjen, Cell Biology Professor Emeritus, Dies Dr. George G. Somjen, Professor Emeritus of Cell Biology, died on Feb. 15, School of Medicine...
Duke-Led Teams Awarded $18 Million to Investigate Parkinson’s Disease Two projects part of 'Collaborative Research Network' for Parkinson's DURHAM, N.C. -- Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine have been selected to lead two...
Two Duke Brain Scientists Named Howard Hughes Investigators Lefkowitz calls them "superbly talented and creative" Kafui Dzirasa, MD, PhD, the K....
It’s No Accident: These Selfies are Winners Safety photos demonstrate how Duke employees keep the workspace safe Whether working in a chaotic lab or doing construction site inspections, winners of the Duke...
Researchers Find the Adhesions that Build the Brain’s Networks An important clue to several maladies, including epilepsy and autism spectrum disorders DURHAM, N.C. – The brain’s neurons tend to get most of the scientific attention, but...
Staff and Faculty Share Glimpses of a Post-Pandemic Life Duke employees describe their hopes after COVID-19 With all Duke staff and faculty able to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine, Working@Duke...
