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Some 30 million Americans experience significant health problems that defy diagnosis. Their symptoms range from mysterious heart attacks in teenagers to spine abnormalities, intellectual disabilities, low muscle mass, digestive troubles, and countless others.

A newly discovered protein modification opens up another world of discovery

Dr. Heston and Dr. Bihlmeyer both reflected on their rewarding time as post-docs. The two-year training program began during July of 2020 and will conclude at the end of June 2022.

Five decades ago, Duke psychologists Terrie Moffitt and Avshalom Caspi began working with a long-term study of 1,000 people in New Zealand to get a better perspective on how childhood factors may have led to adolescent behaviors, such as risk-taking.

The project aims to understand how mitochondrial carbon trafficking and bioenergetics are regulated by PDK4

Congratulations to Duke OTD student, Belden Long, on winning the AOTA Inventors Showcase (think Shark Tank!) with her company justb! 

Congratulations to the 2022 Faculty Award Winners! Photos from the Spring Faculty Celebration where the awards were presented can be found here (password: facdev).       

    Congratulations to all the 2022 Faculty Award Winners! Pictures from the Spring Faculty Celebration can be found here (password: facdev).

Duke University has awarded distinguished professorships to 24 faculty members representing five Duke colleges and schools.

All scientists need to communicate ideas, experimental approaches, and results. But how do you gain these skills and what tools are available to assist you? BIOTRAIN 730 is for YR2+ PhD students who want to learn to present scientific results with maximum clarity, impact, and integrity. No artistic aptitude or programming experience is required!