Three Undergraduates Named Faculty Scholars for Outstanding Records of Research Jamal Burns, Xiaochen Du and Ce'Ondra Ellison receive faculty's highest honor A chemistry and computer science major seeking to further explore solutions to climate change....
Check This Out! Autism screening app for babies A revolutionary screening app for autism spectrum disorder was created by an interdisciplinary...
Childhood Lead Exposure Leads to Structural Changes in Middle-Aged Brains Study participants had lead exposures typical for the 1970s DURHAM, N.C. -- More than three decades after they were found to have elevated blood lead levels...
Duke in the News: Faculty on the Election, COVID-Testing and Ecosystem Collapse Duke scholars daily share their expertise with the media on stories of major global, state and...
Historic Renaming of Campus Building, Fair Elections, Science Policy Under Biden Duke scholars daily share their expertise with the media on stories of major global, state and local importance Duke scholars daily share their expertise with the media on stories of major global, state and...
Zoom Carts Help Keep Semester Rolling Duke OIT and Trinity Technology Services help bring the class experience to remote students Earlier this fall, a student in a neuroscience course co-taught by Minna Ng had a COVID-19 scare...
Anxious and Depressed? Experts Share Tips for Coping in Pandemic Take deep breaths, exercise among tips offered during media briefing DURHAM, N.C. -- COVID-19 has stripped control and predictability from us. We can’t do the...
Desire to Be in a Group Leads to Harsher Judgment of Others It's not politics, it's 'groupiness' DURHAM, N.C. --If you’re reluctant to identify as a Democrat or Republican even though you...
It’s Okay to Rest Your Brain – Even in a Pandemic Ease up on perfection and take time to reflect and reset to better focus A small square of gray paint in Sofia Rydin-Gray’s home symbolizes her realization that...
