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Duke University School of Medicine Faculty

Office of Faculty Development

tools to successfully navigate a career at Duke

Faculty APT

forms and information for Duke faculty

Faculty Research Directory (FReD)

search faculty research interests and publications

Physician Referral Directory

Comprehensive faculty database. Duke NetID is required for some access.

Duke University Faculty Handbook

find physicians with advanced training and experience in every health care discipline

Overview

The School of Medicine includes the research efforts of more than 1,800 basic and clinical faculty. Conducted under the auspices of various academic and clinical departments and multidisciplinary centers and institutes, their combined efforts make Duke one of the largest biomedical research enterprises in the country, with more than $500 million in sponsored research annually.

The synergy among the School's physicians, researchers, educators, and staff offers unprecedented opportunities for teamwork among the scientists in our labs and caregivers in our hospitals and clinics.

Basic Science Research Faculty

Duke researchers in both basic science and clinical departments are engaged in a wide range of basic science research, studying cell biology, immunology, neurobiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, microbiology and genetics in organisms from bacteria to man.

To learn more about ongoing basic science research within the school of medicine, visit the Duke University School of Medicine Basic Science Research. There you can find contact information for faculty engaged in basic research.