Showing 10 results of 85 tagged “Physics”.

photo of deep space

Looking in the Cosmos, Making Visible the Invisible

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Duke Celebrates 70 Years of Discovery and Research at the National Science Foundation

Why Waiting Two Years for Publication of His Dissertation Was Worth It for This Physics Ph.D. Student

Warren S. Warren, James B. Duke Professor of chemistry, physics, radiology and biomedical engineering, has been awarded the 2020 Laukien Prize. The award recognizes cutting-edge experimental research in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.

Duke Professor Warren Warren Wins Award for Magnetic Resonance

Research could help pave the way to more versatile, low-cost MRI for studying metabolic reactions in real-time

Duke professor Warren Warren has been...

Mae Jemison: Explore Boldly and Collaborate

Cilia on the surface of a cell. Image from MedicalXpress.

Origami-inspired robots that could fit in a cell?

The back flange of the LSST camera, which will be the size of a small car when its construction is complete. Courtesy LSST project

Looking Deep Into Time and the Night Skies: Physics Ph.D. Student Helping to Build World’s Largest Digital Camera

the standard model of the hydrogen atom

The Proton Is Smaller Than We Previously Thought, And Physicists Are Happy About That

Collage of photos of musicians at Duke Chapel, musicians standing, people looking at flowers, stars and a movie poster.

5 Free Things to do at Duke in November

Classic films, pretty flowers and holiday cheer can be found for free on campus

You can enjoy beautiful flowers, classic movies, science-oriented fun and an early dose of...

Assistant Professor of Physics Dan Scolnic joined the faculty in 2019 as one of two professors in a new astrophysics program at Duke.

Prestigious Packard Fellowship Supports Duke Cosmologist in Answering Questions About What Makes Up the Universe

Five-year award goes to Assistant Professor Dan Scolnic

If you ask Duke assistant professor Dan...