All That Is Gold Is Not Biochemically Stable Researchers stumble upon the lesson that typically stable gold nanoparticles can't always be trusted
In the Race of Life, the Tortoise Beats the Hare Every Time Research shows that, when speed is averaged throughout a lifetime, the fastest animals and machines are actually the slowest
Nathaniel Chaney: Harnessing Petabytes to Better Understand the Global Water Cycle New faculty member Nathaniel Chaney studies how the geological and manmade features over land influence the global water cycle and as a result, impact weather, water resources and agriculture
Duke Expert Helps Spearhead State's New Water-Testing Program Screening program hopes to avoid the next GenX contamination problem With some help from a Duke University analytical chemist and his million-dollar lab instrument,...
Following the Flow of Water Duke is making the most of campus storm water About once a month, someone from the Duke University Wetland Center climbs in a metal rowboat...
At Beaufort, the Ocean Is For Engineering Study, Too Meet three of the engineers operating on Duke's east coast
Predicting Weather with Big Data Ana Barros talks about working with big data in environmental fields before the term even existed and how her work has evolved over the years
