Basic Science Research
Basic Science Departmentsseven basic science departments in the School of MedicinePh.D. Programs in Biomedical Sciencesoffers interdisciplinary graduate programs in basic sciences and involve students in cutting-edge researchMedical Scientist Training Program (M.D./Ph.D.)training for high-level research careers in the biomedical sciences and academic medicine.Duke Scholars in Molecular Medicine Programprovides clinical experiences to PhDs and post-docs in the basic sciences to help them understand and promote translational researchDuke Office of Postdoctoral Servicesthe central resource for postdoctoral appointees and provides a consolidated location for the advertisement of available postdoctoral research positionsCore Research Facilitiesmore than 30 state-of-the-art shared research facilitiesLab Manager's Manualresources for managing a basic science laboratory |
 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. Duke offers a collaborative research environment where scientists at all levels work to address scientific problems of fundamental importance. To foster the success of its investigators, Duke offers a variety of core facility services, seminar series, and professional development programs.
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