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Biomedical Engineering

An artistic rendering of a new drug delivery system created by Stacey Qi, first author on the paper. The technology updates a popular delivery method that uses polyethylene glycol (PEG) to extend a drug’s life by creating a new, shorter version featuring

November 30, 2016

Drug Delivery Modification Sidesteps Allergic Responses

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US Rep. David Price visits Nimmi Ramanujam's lab

November 29, 2016

Showing Congress the Future of Global Women’s Health

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Shyni Varghese

November 20, 2016

Shyni Varghese: Making Miniature Models of Muscles, Bones and Tumors

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Barry Myers, professor of biomedical engineering and director of innovation at Duke CTSI

November 10, 2016

Duke Biomechanics Experts to Direct Program to Spur Safety Advancements in Football Equipment

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Michael Tadross

November 1, 2016

Michael Tadross: Targeting Neuropharmacology with Molecular GPS Technologies

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Junjie Yao

October 30, 2016

Junjie Yao: Listening into the Body through Light

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Cultured Tissue

October 18, 2016

Bacterial Genes Boost Current in Human Cells

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Nenad Bursac

October 6, 2016

Tissue-Patching a Broken Heart

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Purushothama Tata, assistant professor of cell biology, is the first faculty member hired as part of the Regeneration Next research initiative.

October 2, 2016

Purushothama Tata: So Many Ideas, So Little Time

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Four cells in different stages of infection from a malarial parasite as analyzed by a new algorithm. As the parasite matures in the images from left to right, the cell deforms, as indicated by the analysis. The algorithm uses various measures of the cell’

September 16, 2016

Holographic Imaging and Deep Learning Diagnose Malaria

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gastronauts image

September 14, 2016

“Gastronauts” Decode Gut-Brain Communication

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Duke's academic and classroom reputation again helped to rank the university high in US News' list.

September 13, 2016

Duke Rated Among Top 10 National Universities In Latest U.S. News Ranking

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Pratt-Medicine Partnership

September 7, 2016

Pratt-Medicine Partnership Funds Projects Focused on Improving Human Health

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Vinay Nagaraj at a a Duke research fair where he presented his research about cochlear implants

August 24, 2016

Pratt Student Designs Wearables to Improve Children's Language Skills

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Charles Gersbach, CRISPR

August 11, 2016

Directly Reprogramming a Cell's Identity with Gene Editing

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