Featuring our Director Chris Beyrer from the AIDS 2024 Conference in Munich, #Germany. science.org/content/articl…

Stellar collaborators: Duke University and North Carolina Central University partner to give students the opportunity to work on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope telescope. Trinity College at Duke cbs17.com/news/local-new…

It's rare, but some people manage to beat Lou Gehrig's disease. New research suggests they may have this in common: labroots.com/trending/genet…

How can AI help us cure rare diseases? In the Aug/Sep @WorkingAtDuke magazine, I talk about my lab Duke Biomedical Engineering and how we’re training generative language models to help us design drugs to target complex proteins. Keep an eye out for the magazine in your mailbox! Duke Research & Innovation

For a few lucky people at Duke, a typical work day might include a walk in the woods. Take Maggie Heraty of Duke Forest, for instance. researchblog.duke.edu/2024/08/08/mee…

Local high schoolers worked together on research projects related to human health and the environment as part of HackBio—a program that aims to equip young people with the tools they need to thrive in college and beyond. today.duke.edu/2024/08/hackbi…

Scientists are working on an AI tool that could, one day, identify individual animals from photographs of their footprints: hakaimagazine.com/news/artificia… Duke Environment

Is there a time when research has ever made you hopeful? That's one of the many questions faculty and their students had for each other in "Duets," a new podcast that explores the human side of research duke.is/Duets Trinity College at Duke Duke University

Research is a lot more than bench work and hard data. Trinity College at Duke's new podcast “Duets” dives into the human side of research collaborations by listening in conversations between Duke faculty and undergraduate students. Listen Now: duke.is/Duets #TrinityDuets

To understand climate change's impact on our future, some researchers are looking for hints millions of years in the past: wunc.org/show/due-south… Duke Environment Duke Climate Commitment Duke University

From the octopus that stole fish from a tank to the monkeys that blackmail tourists for treats: how scientists discovered these masterminds of the animal kingdom: dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ar…

COVID is barely in the rearview mirror and the next global health emergency - mpox - is already here, but a global pandemic treaty is still out of reach. Researchers Duke University offer one way to break the impasse: tinyurl.com/mndavrtm David McAdams Duke Fuqua & Prof Gavin Yamey @gavinyamey.bsky.social Duke Global Health

These are the home values for every school child in Durham, in one map. Here’s why that matters: researchblog.duke.edu/2024/08/20/stu… Duke University Vitaly Radsky UNC School of Education

How economic well-being varies for Durham’s school kids, as told by maps researchblog.duke.edu/2024/08/20/stu… Duke University Vitaly Radsky UNC School of Education

No person can read 40 million images per second, says physicist Ashutosh Kotwal Duke University. That's why he's using AI to make sure dark matter doesn't go unnoticed: spacedaily.com/reports/Using_… Trinity College at Duke

Future telescopes will generate a flood of data that astronomers could only have dreamed of in the past. Professor Michael A. Troxel Duke University explains what they're doing to get ready: youtube.com/watch?v=nn7BbF… Trinity College at Duke Rubin Observatory Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Fraser Cain Universe Today

Yet again, we're sweltering through the hottest summer on record. But it has probably been even hotter than anyone thinks in certain urban areas -- here's why: pratt.duke.edu/news/heat-isla… Duke Engineering

Flooding plagues this tiny North Carolina town. But to become more resilient, first they need better data: today.duke.edu/2024/08/measur… NCORR Duke University Duke Climate Commitment Duke Engineering Nicholas Institute

Calling all researchers Duke University: want a chance to practice your elevator pitch in front of a friendly crowd? Sign up to share your work at “Research on Tap,” happening one Thursday a month at 5pm at the Devil’s Krafthouse. Sign up at docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Testosterone has paradoxical effects in prostate cancer. New research from Duke University helps explain why: corporate.dukehealth.org/news/study-sol…