A Few Representative Articles . . .
Outsmarting Superbugs, One Germ at a Time, Duke Science & Technology, April 2023
When Will the Pandemic Be Over? Tufts University, February 2022
Adaptable Academics: Amid Pandemic Upheaval, Flexibility Finds Opportunity, inquiry@UC Santa Cruz, October 2021
Mind, Body, and Soul: Warrior Wellness for Older Vets with PTSD, Duke SoM Magnify, October 2019
Mockingbirds Can Learn Hundreds of Songs, But There's a Limit, Living Bird magazine, Spring 2016
When Will the Pandemic Be Over? Tufts University, February 2022
Adaptable Academics: Amid Pandemic Upheaval, Flexibility Finds Opportunity, inquiry@UC Santa Cruz, October 2021
Mind, Body, and Soul: Warrior Wellness for Older Vets with PTSD, Duke SoM Magnify, October 2019
Mockingbirds Can Learn Hundreds of Songs, But There's a Limit, Living Bird magazine, Spring 2016
. . . And Many More
Tufts University
What is Causing the National Blood Shortage? March 2022
How Can We Set a Fair Price for Drugs? January 2022
Taking a Broader View of Pandemics, January 2022
Tracking the Shifting Landscape of the Opioid Crisis, September 2021
How Can We Set a Fair Price for Drugs? January 2022
Taking a Broader View of Pandemics, January 2022
Tracking the Shifting Landscape of the Opioid Crisis, September 2021
Duke University and Duke School of Medicine
Duke Emergency Medicine Comes into Its Own, April 2023
Duke AI Health: Making AI Work Better for All, March 2023
The Kids are Not Alright, Duke SoM Magnify, November 2022
Do the Math and Find the Model, DukeMag, November 2022
Developing New Tools to Fight Cancer, October 2022
Bringing Together Physics, Neuroscience and Dance, September 2022
Alumni are Forging the Future of Biotech and the Business of Health Care, July 2022
Smooth as Glass, June 2022
Ken Frazier: Listening with Respect, June 2022
Ken Frazier on the Role of the Private Sector in Improving Society, June 2022
Food Sustainability in Focus, May 2022
A Fountain of Youth for the Brain, March 2022
Simulate the Human Heart? Without Missing a Beat, February 2022
Better Stats. Better Outcomes, February 2022
Dr. Charles Johnson and his Legacy of Change, February 2022
Using Machine Learning to Predict Catastrophic Events, January 2022
Helping Kids Navigate the Pandemic, December 2021
Discovery of I-Shaped Antibody Opens New Avenue to HIV Vaccine, Fall 2021
Better Preclinical Testing with Organs-on-Chip, Fall 2021
One Step Ahead: Using Machine Learning to Predict Catastrophic Events, Fall 2021
Staying Healthy in Space, August 2021
Presidential Award for Holland and Wolfe is Cause for Celebration All Around, April 2021
Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Healthcare for All, March 2021
Shining a Light in a Black Box: Creating Better Machine Learning Programs, March 2021
Harnessing the Brain's Resilience to Fight Alzheimer's Disease, March 2021
Using New Materials to Treat an Old Problem, March 2021
Two Blues Join Forces to Fight Alzheimer's Disease, March 2021
About Time: Reducing Health Disparities in Cancer, Winter 2021
Years in the Making: Duke Human Vaccine Researchers Apply Lessons from HIV to COVID-19, November 2020
Clinical Researchers Seek Ways to Lesson the Severity of COVID-19, October 2020
At the Intersection of Sickle Cell Disease and Geriatrics with Charity Oyedeji, August 2020
About Duke & Durham, August 2020
A Gathering: Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis, June 2020
Embracing Global Health's Teachable Moment, June 2020
Understanding COVID-19 Antibodies is Crucial to Vaccine Development, May 2020
Children and COVID-19, April 2020
Duke Researchers Pivot to Attack the New Coronavirus, March 2020
How to Talk to Your Older Parents about the Coronavirus, March 2020
Ghana: Healthcare for a Country in Transition, March 2020
Creating Communities to Address Health Disparities, January 2020
Changing of the Guard at the Aging Center, October 2019
Programming Cell Behavior, October 2019
Death Cafe: Tea, Cake, and Conversation, September 2019
Overcoming Resistance, Fall 2019
CAR-T Therapy: A Living Drug, Fall 2019
Harvey Cohen Says Yes, June 2019
Liquid Biopsies Smooth the Way for Personalized Medicine, Spring 2019
Helping Women with Rheumatic Disease Have Families, April 2019
Annual Report for Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, 2018-2019
Dan Scolnic: Using Supernovae to Construct Expansion History of the Universe, January 2019
Michael Troxel: Using Weak Gravitational Lensing to Map the Invisible Universe, January 2019
Helping the Heart to Repair Itself, July 2018
Christoph Schmidt: Using Physics to Understand Biology, December 2017
Pratt Undergrads Explore Nanoscience Research, August 2017
POSH Program Takes Team-Based Approach for Care of Older Patients Who Need Surgery, August 2017
Ben Cerio: From Physicist to Data Scientist, December 2016
Duke Med Student Looks for Clues to Predict Lung Transplant Outcomes, August 2016
Duke's Materials Science Sparks a Brighter Energy Future, March 2016
Celebratory Bottles Mark the March of Time, November 2015
Scott Winton's Fine-Feathered Life, September 2015
A New Way of Looking at Melanomas and Renaissance Paintings, May 2015
Weitao Yang on Knowing How Electrons Behave, May 2015
After the Tsunami: Ten Years of Recovery and Resilience, November 2014
Grappling with Climate Change Policy, Spring 2014
Environmental Influences on Health, Starting Before Birth, February 2014
Sheila Patek: Research With a Powerful Punch, October 2013
Duke AI Health: Making AI Work Better for All, March 2023
The Kids are Not Alright, Duke SoM Magnify, November 2022
Do the Math and Find the Model, DukeMag, November 2022
Developing New Tools to Fight Cancer, October 2022
Bringing Together Physics, Neuroscience and Dance, September 2022
Alumni are Forging the Future of Biotech and the Business of Health Care, July 2022
Smooth as Glass, June 2022
Ken Frazier: Listening with Respect, June 2022
Ken Frazier on the Role of the Private Sector in Improving Society, June 2022
Food Sustainability in Focus, May 2022
A Fountain of Youth for the Brain, March 2022
Simulate the Human Heart? Without Missing a Beat, February 2022
Better Stats. Better Outcomes, February 2022
Dr. Charles Johnson and his Legacy of Change, February 2022
Using Machine Learning to Predict Catastrophic Events, January 2022
Helping Kids Navigate the Pandemic, December 2021
Discovery of I-Shaped Antibody Opens New Avenue to HIV Vaccine, Fall 2021
Better Preclinical Testing with Organs-on-Chip, Fall 2021
One Step Ahead: Using Machine Learning to Predict Catastrophic Events, Fall 2021
Staying Healthy in Space, August 2021
Presidential Award for Holland and Wolfe is Cause for Celebration All Around, April 2021
Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Healthcare for All, March 2021
Shining a Light in a Black Box: Creating Better Machine Learning Programs, March 2021
Harnessing the Brain's Resilience to Fight Alzheimer's Disease, March 2021
Using New Materials to Treat an Old Problem, March 2021
Two Blues Join Forces to Fight Alzheimer's Disease, March 2021
About Time: Reducing Health Disparities in Cancer, Winter 2021
Years in the Making: Duke Human Vaccine Researchers Apply Lessons from HIV to COVID-19, November 2020
Clinical Researchers Seek Ways to Lesson the Severity of COVID-19, October 2020
At the Intersection of Sickle Cell Disease and Geriatrics with Charity Oyedeji, August 2020
About Duke & Durham, August 2020
A Gathering: Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis, June 2020
Embracing Global Health's Teachable Moment, June 2020
Understanding COVID-19 Antibodies is Crucial to Vaccine Development, May 2020
Children and COVID-19, April 2020
Duke Researchers Pivot to Attack the New Coronavirus, March 2020
How to Talk to Your Older Parents about the Coronavirus, March 2020
Ghana: Healthcare for a Country in Transition, March 2020
Creating Communities to Address Health Disparities, January 2020
Changing of the Guard at the Aging Center, October 2019
Programming Cell Behavior, October 2019
Death Cafe: Tea, Cake, and Conversation, September 2019
Overcoming Resistance, Fall 2019
CAR-T Therapy: A Living Drug, Fall 2019
Harvey Cohen Says Yes, June 2019
Liquid Biopsies Smooth the Way for Personalized Medicine, Spring 2019
Helping Women with Rheumatic Disease Have Families, April 2019
Annual Report for Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, 2018-2019
Dan Scolnic: Using Supernovae to Construct Expansion History of the Universe, January 2019
Michael Troxel: Using Weak Gravitational Lensing to Map the Invisible Universe, January 2019
Helping the Heart to Repair Itself, July 2018
Christoph Schmidt: Using Physics to Understand Biology, December 2017
Pratt Undergrads Explore Nanoscience Research, August 2017
POSH Program Takes Team-Based Approach for Care of Older Patients Who Need Surgery, August 2017
Ben Cerio: From Physicist to Data Scientist, December 2016
Duke Med Student Looks for Clues to Predict Lung Transplant Outcomes, August 2016
Duke's Materials Science Sparks a Brighter Energy Future, March 2016
Celebratory Bottles Mark the March of Time, November 2015
Scott Winton's Fine-Feathered Life, September 2015
A New Way of Looking at Melanomas and Renaissance Paintings, May 2015
Weitao Yang on Knowing How Electrons Behave, May 2015
After the Tsunami: Ten Years of Recovery and Resilience, November 2014
Grappling with Climate Change Policy, Spring 2014
Environmental Influences on Health, Starting Before Birth, February 2014
Sheila Patek: Research With a Powerful Punch, October 2013
Raleigh News & Observer/Charlotte Observer
Primate Armpits: What They Reveal about Us and Apes, February 2016
The Real Problem with Black Holes, November 2015
UNC-Chapel Hill Research Suggests RNA from Fathers Works Harder, May 2015
Could Autism and 'Chemo Brain' Share Similar Origin? February 2015
Helping the Body's Own Stem Cells Repair Tissue After a Heart Attack, October 2014
10 New NC Plants for the 21st Century, July 2014
Asheville Entrepreneur Aims to Harness Cyanobacteria's Photosynthetic Prowess, May 2014
The Real Problem with Black Holes, November 2015
UNC-Chapel Hill Research Suggests RNA from Fathers Works Harder, May 2015
Could Autism and 'Chemo Brain' Share Similar Origin? February 2015
Helping the Body's Own Stem Cells Repair Tissue After a Heart Attack, October 2014
10 New NC Plants for the 21st Century, July 2014
Asheville Entrepreneur Aims to Harness Cyanobacteria's Photosynthetic Prowess, May 2014
Quest website: the science of sustainability
Endeavors: stories powered by UNC research
Why Be Happy? Winter 2008