Duke Psychology Undergraduates Study How Young Children Learn to Label Emotions. Read the rest of the story at Duke News. read more about How do Children Learn Emotions? »
Duke junior Anirudh Saraswathula studies immune-system therapy for glioblastomas. Read the rest of the story at Duke News. read more about Blasting away glioblastomas »
Duke Student Meredith Rahman Presents at Duke-UNC Bioethics Symposium. Read the rest of the story at Duke News. read more about Thinking Beyond the Grave »
Nonie Arora shares a story of one of the student presenters at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium, hosted by Duke on November 17, 2012. read more about SNCURCS returns to Duke »
Student research blogger Ashley Mooney spent her summer in Portland working in a lab that testing the impact of brain injuries on anxiety levels. read more about Lab Tests for Anxiety »
Yavuz Acikalin is doing an independent research project with the Platt Lab that deals with monkey advertising. Read about it on the Duke Research Blog. read more about Monkey Research in Platt Lab »
Rising Trinity Junior Sonya Jooma headed to Phoenix, Arizona this summer to participate in the TGen-Duke Biomedical Futures Program. Read the story on the Duke Research Blog. read more about Translational Genomics Research Institute »
"Sounding the Bells for Haiti" appeared in Duke Magazine in the summer of 2012. read more about Requiem for Haiti »
Emma Ross used computerized mapping technology to explore the interaction of British colonists and native residents in the 19th century. read more about European explorers in Tahiti »
Kenneth Hoehn and Clara Starkweather have been selected as scholars by the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program. Hoehn and Starkweather are both juniors and Angier B. Duke scholars. The one and two year scholarships cover the cost of tuition, fees, books, and room and board up to a maximum of $7,500 per year. Read more at OUSF. read more about Biology Majors/Researchers Win Goldwaters »
Daphne Ezner, who graduates in May with a double major in biology and computer science, received funding from the Trinity Deans' Summer Fellowship program in 2011 to work with Associate Professor Alexander Hartemink on computer modeling of gene regulation. A Duke Today story is below: Daphne Ezer, a Duke University senior who has already developed into a full-fledged computational biologist, has won a Marshall Scholarship to complete two… read more about Student Modeling Gene Regulation Wins Marshall »
The Duke Global Health Institute has selected 15 students for the inaugural Student Research Training Program. Students will learn how to develop and implement a community-based project in global health and spend eight weeks in the field this summer conducting their projects. In its first year, the research-oriented field program has attracted undergraduate students from many majors, and with previous global health experience that spans the globe. “We are delighted to announce the selection of the first group of students… read more about Intensive Global Health Prorgam »