Why Do You Study That? Dancing Flies That conga line of flies actually is a clue about brain development in animals At first glance, it appears ...
The Winners of the 2019 Blue Devil Halloween Photo Contest Are … Staff and faculty share 101 photos in this year’s contest This year’s Blue Devil Halloween Photo Contest was a nail biter. Two teams...
New Zealand Study Connects Walking Speed with Brain Health in 45-Year-Olds Retrospective analysis shows the slower walkers could have been identified at age 3 DURHAM, N.C. -- The walking speed of 45-year-olds, particularly their fastest walking speed...
Two Medicine Researchers Named NIH "New Innovators" NIH Director's grant for highly creative scientists carries five years of support School of Medicine researchers Diego Bohórquez Ph.D. and Opeyemi Olabisi M.D., Ph.D. have been...
Alumni to Honor Two Faculty for Research, Teaching Advancements During Founders' Weekend Blake Wilson and Leonard White to receive awards for their contributions to society Duke professors Blake S. Wilson B.S.E. ’74, Ph.D.’15 and Leonard White will be...
Learning From a Beautiful Cerebellum Medicine's new Magnify magazine features story about medical students's first encounter with the human brain
Small Cluster of Neurons is Off-On Switch for Mouse Songs With precise control, neurobiology researchers could make a mouse sing or not on command Researchers at Duke University have isolated a cluster of neurons in a mouse’s brain that...
