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Duke-NUS Students Prepare to Shine on Dazzle Day After Weeklong Immersion at Duke
As health care challenges continue to evolve, academic institutions are taking on a greater role in fostering innovation. The Duke-NUS Health Innovators Programme (D-HIP) is a nine-month intensive program that uses an integrative approach that equips students with entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills to shape the future of care.
Duke-NUS to Award Travel Grant for Future Research Collaborations
Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) is seeking applications from Duke University faculty interested in visiting and collaborating with Duke-NUS faculty on potential research projects.
Duke, Duke-NUS Seek Research Projects to Tackle Global Health Challenges
Duke University and Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) are seeking applications for collaborative research pilot projects that bring together faculty from both institutions.
Duke-NUS Medical School Visits Durham
The Department of Medicine hosted visitors from SingHealth and the Duke-NUS Medical School.
US health expert backs Hong Kong plan to adopt the American model for third medical school
Victor Dzau, MD, has thrown his weight behind the approach taken by Hong Kong authorities to adopt the American model in developing a third medical school, citing successful examples in Singapore.
Dean Klotman's Visit to Duke-NUS: A Conversation with Esteemed Cancer Researcher Dr. David Virshup
Dean Mary Klotman, MD, had the opportunity to sit down for a conversation with esteemed cancer researcher Dr. David Virshup to discuss his time in Singapore and why the collaboration is important.
Duke-NUS Faculty Member Elected to AAP
Patrick Tan, MD, PhD, a professor and senior vice dean for research at Duke-Nus Medical School was honored with election to the Association of American Physicians (AAP) for 2024.
Singapore Health Minister’s Visit Highlights Duke-NUS Partnership
Singapore Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung led a delegation from the Ministry of Health, National University of Singapore (NUS), and Duke-NUS Medical School on a visit to Duke.
Small proteins play big role in cellular energy balance
Cellular structures called mitochondria depend on microproteins to assist and control the assembly of a protein chain that extracts energy from nutrients, according to a new study by scientists in Singapore.
Biodiversity Medicine for Human Health and Wellness
The SingHealth Duke-NUS Institute of Biodiversity Medicine (BD-MED), a joint initiative by Singapore Health Services and Duke-NUS Medical School, aims to drive and accelerate biodiversity research that can promote all aspects of human health and wellness.